Karma Wallets Eco-Friendly Minimalist Billfold Paper Wallet | Water-Resistant, Tear-proof, and Durable for Men and Women - Space

I ordered this item because I have both a galaxy backpack and purse, and I'm sort of an astronomer fanatic. I received this wallet in the mail today, and while it is the item I ordered, the material that it is made of is not what I expected. In the title, it does say 'Paper-thin", but doesn't describe the material.It feels like a very sturdy cardstock material, not leather or fabric, but a strong sort of paper. When I received it in the mail, it had a wrinkle in the inside front card slot, which bothered me but I'm not extremely upset about it. That being said, it is possible for it to become wrinkled if you don't take good care of it.As far as the durability, so far I have put all of my cards in it and it seems to hold them pretty well. - I will update on this once I have used it more often.The design is what I expected. I will say it is a little lighter in complexion than how it appears in the photo, but not dramatically so. The image is the same, but once you take the texture of the material into account, it is a little lighter and not completely flawless.The colors are lovely, and very vibrant in the galaxy image on the inner area. However, once you put your cards into the slots, the center of the galaxy is covered, but you can still tell it's galactic. :-)There are two pockets on the top of the wallet, the one closest to the inner area has the same starry design as the outside, and the second pocket has the radical black-hole design. I love the black hole, the colors are intense and it contrasts really nicely with the rest of this wallet.Overall, I think this is a very unique wallet, and so far I am pleased with this product. I would recommend this as a gift for a friend that's interested in astronomy and minimalism.

I have had this for over a week now, so I can give some initial impressions. Overall impression is that it's a thin wallet with a surprising amount of storage and a clever design, but with several problems.First, appearance - one thing I was struck by is the color difference between the stock photo and what I received. The stock photo is a very dark black, almost a black leather with pinpoints of bright for stars. The actual product is whitewashed, more of a charcoal grey, almost like if you left whats shown in the stock photo in the sun for a week. This annoyed me, since it's a *space* wallet - if it's not black, it doesn't really look right.Second, construction - the material has a nice, slick feel (which could be a downside if you find, for instance, standard smartphones slipping through your fingers). It also quite rapidly began creasing and folding, losing that 'crisp' look it has in the stock photo. I've never had a Tyvek wallet before, so I'm sure it's just the nature of the material, but it degraded a lot faster than I would have expected. Already, the corners are rounding off, wearing out, and 'whitening' like my leather wallet of 10 years has. Lastly, the wallet pockets are formed in an 'origami-like' fashion - no glue. As such, in combination with the slickness of the material, I've already found the 'tabs' that help create the main pockets frequently slip out,causing the wallet to try and fall apart on that side. Gluing the tabs in may help.

Tyvek. That recycled material makes a great basic wallet. has 2 bill slots and a slot on both sides for license and one or 2 cc's. There isn't a lot of room, but will hold the basics. ID, lic. and a cc, some cash. This a a very thin designed wallet and not meant to carry a lot of items. The added stitching as noted in picture removed the ability to hold cards in the ends. I'll inform seller of this little mis-representation. But it doesn't really deduct from my rating. This is a nice basic cash carry wallet, like a money clip, only keeps cash secure and won't set off metal detectors.Design is of a star filled sky or deep space. Bill pockets as pictured. 1 of Galaxy type cosmos, the other, continuation of star theme.There are a few designs of this wallet sold on Amazon. And as I own 2, I think each has a different number of available slots.The other I bought in Wegman's is the "men's wealth of knowledge" which has all kinds of measurement tables written on wallet. Wonder if it's considered cheating using it during an exam."Hey, I was just checking to see if I had money for lunch." Like a manual calculator- no need for batteries.Check review for that one.These wallets are pretty cool.Refer to the oneoffered with this wallet with the measurement conversion tables. That one has two slots,2 bill holders, and a slot oneach end of wallet. Like a folded up newspaper,where the folds become pocket slots.

It's an off brand mighty wallet, i actually meant to buy a mighty wallet but wasn't looking too hard at the product name. Now that i have it in my hands though i have a few criticisms. Yeah it's tyvek meaning its hard to rip it. It is also a wallet, meaning it does hold your stuff. That's about all that is good about it. The people that made this wallet just assume that you only have 2 or 3 cards to put into it. I have like 6 or 7 cards, debit, credit, license student ID, emergency debit, and a paper food handlers card. this wallet only has 2 card pockets. Maybe there was another one with more card space, i don't know. The pictures that are on the wallet are all very low quality. obviously pixelated, not very vibrant and almost look bad. Lastly, it comes with these really cringy rules of karma package. It also has a watermark on the inside cover it has a better quality than the images. It was 3 dollars less than the mighty wallet though. However that's only 3 dollars. Im sure i will have some of the same problems with a mighty wallet, eg: cards and watermark. However, im hoping that the picture will be a lot better quality.