• Pop up card holder wallet in tan leather, cards fanned out the bottom, with open and closed views
  • Tan pop up wallet open, a clear ID window on the left and bills behind the snap pocket on the right
  • Front of the tan pop up wallet closed, the snap tab across the face and the zip down one side
  • Back of the tan pop up wallet, the zip coin pocket running down its edge
  • Side view of the tan pop up wallet showing the coin pocket zip and the card release lever below
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TORONATA

Pop Up Card Holder Wallet with Zip Coin Pocket

Pop Up Card Holder Wallet with Zip Coin Pocket

$78.95 USD
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A pop up wallet turns paying into one push of a lever, and this one keeps coins and cash on board too. Glenrock is TORONATA's pop up card holder wallet: an inner case that fans up to ten cards out of the bottom, a zip coin pocket down one side, a snap tab across the front and a clear ID window inside, about 3.25 by 4 inches closed.

  • Up to ten cards. They rise in a staggered fan, so every card edge shows at once.
  • Zip coin pocket. Change stays on its own side, away from the cards.
  • Snap tab closure. A leather tab with a snap keeps the wallet shut in a bag.
  • Clear ID window. A license shows inside the fold beside a bill section.

How a Pop Up Wallet Works

A pop up wallet keeps your cards in a rigid inner case with a lever at the base. Press the lever and a spring pushes the stack up and out in a fan, each card a little higher than the one in front, so you read the edges and pull the one you want. No digging, no sliding cards out of tight leather slots, and the cards are protected by the case when it is closed. On Glenrock the case sits behind a leather front, so from the outside it looks like a small, neat wallet, not a gadget.

Coins, Bills and Your ID

Most pop up wallets stop at cards. Glenrock adds the things people still carry: a zipped pocket running down one side for coins, a section for folded bills behind the snap, and a see-through slot for your driver's license. At an inch thick, it is a front pocket or small bag wallet, a little bigger than a deck of cards. Fold a US bill in thirds and it sits flat behind the snap, and keep coins below a handful so the zip closes without strain.

Eight Leathers from Tan to Pink

TORONATA describes the leather as cowhide that develops a patina over time. The smooth tan shows that change most, darkening along the snap tab and the edges. Black, dark brown and gray are the steady choices, the waxy brown looks well worn in the best way from the start, and Red and a bright fuchsia Pink bring color to the bottom of a handbag, where a bright wallet is easy to find. Mink is a pale taupe that sits between the neutrals and the brights.

Glenrock Wallet Every Day

Are pop up wallets worth it? If you pay with cards several times a day, yes: seeing every card at once beats sorting through slots, and the case keeps the stack from bending in a back pocket.

What size are the cards it takes? Standard credit and debit cards. Very thick embossed cards fan up less neatly, so keep the case for flat cards and put a bulky membership card in the bill section.

Who carries a pop up wallet like this? Men and women alike, and the color run shows it: black and dark brown for a jacket, Pink and Red for a tote.

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