RFID Leather Wallets
RFID protection is mostly peace of mind: contactless cards can only be read from a few centimetres away. It's worth having in airport queues, metro crowds and the Haram, and for e-passports. If a wallet you like has it at no extra cost, take it.
Every wallet here has RFID protection in the lining. For men: the Alden bifold (8–12 cards and cash), the Alden in chèvre and the slim Alden Card Case. For women: the Victoria Long Wallet (12 cards and a coin pocket) and the compact Victoria Trifold. For travel: the Voyager Travel Wallet and Travel Folio.
Free delivery across the GCC, a lifetime warranty on manufacturing defects, and 100 days to return or exchange.
Common questions
Do I really need an RFID wallet?
It isn't essential, because contactless payments use one-time codes and banks cap tap limits. It's sensible for crowded places and e-passports.
Does RFID lining affect paying by card?
You take the card out to tap, so no.
Which RFID wallet is slimmest?
The Alden Card Case, with five card slots and a central pocket.
Filters
Victoria Trifold Wallet
6 cards · notes · 2 pockets
Alden RFID Wallet Chèvre
8–12 cards · cash
Alden RFID Card Case Chèvre
5 cards + centre pocket
Voyager Travel Folio
3 passports · 6 cards
Victoria Long Wallet
12 cards · coin pocket
Alden RFID Wallet
8–12 cards · cash
Voyager Travel Wallet
2 passports · 6 cards · cash
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