How much is to much to spend on a wallet???

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more adventurous

A 20 pound wallet would serve exactly the same purpose.

Difference in quality and style... The last wallet I bought (before my current one) was £17 and didnt last for more than 9 months. And I always take care of my stuff.

Reply 21

paperclip

£130 on a wallet?
your kidding
i'd never spend that much on one

Reply 22

MoOoOn light

jenna_is_ace

Paul Smith stuff is really nice, that wallet especially. I say buy it if you have the spare cash and you like it. Just don't lose it, I always lose my purses because I'm rubbish, so I never buy nice purses anymore.

looooooooooooooooooool

Reply 23

Oldmannow

Nothing wrong with spending a sum such as that on a wallet. You have to make sure its a slim one. You dont want to buy a wallet that makes it seem that you are walking around with a dildo in your pocket.

btw did you get the idea for that wallet from Mens Health? i swear i saw it there this month ...looks good either way (not keen at all on the £100 one though!)

Reply 24

nitasha.

T'is alot of money, but if you want it and got your heart set on it, would be hard to forget about it / find an alternative.

Reply 25

loggins

I don't like the one Antics posted, the one with the signature stripes is far too loud, it's just screaming out "look at me, I can afford expensive things" while the other one is more understated. Also, the Mini design is quite personal to me, so that's why I like it. I think I'm guna buy it on Monday! :smile:

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Dutchmeister

I dont like the second one that was posted, the stripes were too much, the other one looked pretty cool. If you've saved up for it, go for it.

Reply 27

thatsjustit

If you're unsure then don't get it.

Reply 28

Grizzly

hmm how bout no

them paul smith stripes got old

Reply 29

bex_26797

I would rather buy a cheap wallet and have money to spend on clothes, I suggest you purchase one which is around £20 which would probably be sufficient then you could spent the other £110 on something much more productive!

Reply 30

Almond

I wouldn't spend that much on a wallet. If i spent that much i wouldnt have any money to go in it.

Reply 31

Hayley_2k4

I have only ever spent £50 on a wallet/purse. it's one of those ones with the little dog on, tan leather. it's quite nice, but I'm so worried about getting marks on it that I hardly ever use it. so I could never ever spent £100+ on one! I'd never take it out of the house for fear of ruining it.

Reply 32

bex_26797

Miss-sparkles

I wouldn't spend that much on a wallet. If i spent that much i wouldnt have any money to go in it.

haha!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :p:

I agree!!! :yy:

Reply 33

Tagit

..Inphinite..

Difference in quality and style... The last wallet I bought (before my current one) was £17 and didnt last for more than 9 months. And I always take care of my stuff.

So you got ripped off then when you spent £17 and now you are going to be ripped off again by spending £120+ :rolleyes:

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Strictly Business

Tagit

So you got ripped off then when you spent £17 and now you are going to be ripped off again by spending £120+ :rolleyes:

When I do eventually get it, I'm quite sure it'll last me for 5+ years. As I said, its an investment in my opinion.

Reply 35

Dutchmeister

Tagit

So you got ripped off then when you spent £17 and now you are going to be ripped off again by spending £120+ :rolleyes:

OK, that was pretty ironic, lol.

Reply 36

Scipio

Inphinite, what do you put in your wallet besides cash/paper notes of sorts/cards that could cause your wallet to fall apart so quickly? Also, what material was it?

Reply 37

brimstone

thisbemadness

Im sure Ive seen that wallet in TK Maxx a lot cheaper??

£130 though is well pricey IMO, but if you like it then get it

So have I!

My two cents - wallets are for putting money in, not spending it on :wink:

. In all honesty, do you really want it? Who's going to notice anyways, unless you purposely draw attention to it? If I were you, I'd spend it on a nice bag instead.

But if you want to, go ahead. It is a gorgeous wallet.

Reply 38

hang_your_heart

There's no "too much" I don't think. If you have the money and want to spend it on a nice wallet it doesn't matter what it costs.

However, having said that, were I to spend that much on a wallet, I'd make sure it's one that'll last. That one's cool but I can imagine you'll get bored of it quite quickly so I'd buy a plainer one. It doesn't really look very expensive either, and whilst you don't want to be ostentatious I wouldn't particularly want to spend a lot of money on a wallet and have people think it came from Gadget! For £20 more you could get a really nice Mulberry one that'd last you forever. But, if you like it, £130 isn't all that much in the long term so you should go for it.

Reply 39

Strictly Business

Pav27

Inphinite, what do you put in your wallet besides cash/paper notes of sorts/cards that could cause your wallet to fall apart so quickly? Also, what material was it?