Dockers Wallet Holds Money By JayZ on Dec 24, 2007 - Updated Oct 15, 2011

The Dockers wallet at first glance is hardly anything special. It has a sleek, black exterior and leathery-smooth surface, but hey, what wallet these days doesn't? It is only after opening the black trifold that one may appreciate the genius of this wallet. For within the soft-textured flaps lies a multitude of pockets. Specifically designed slits and holes of all sizes and purposes fit cleverly within a sleek four by three inch wallet. Of course, the largest and most noticible slot is the traditional cash-holding slit at the top. This gaping fixture allows, quite comfortably, the addition of several bills. I personally have not held more than 10 bills at a time, but it could easily fit more. Besides the large flap there are several smaller ones, perfect for credit cards and the like. In the center, the wallet has a transparent window for ID. A major flaw however, is that there is really no place for change in this wallet. Quarters and dimes fly whenever the wallet is shifted. Still, all in all Dockers has created a solid wallet.