The wallet that does not misshape the pocket
A wallet that is too thick shows through the fabric, slides badly into an inside pocket and eventually warps the jacket. Most of the time the cards are not to blame, the cut is: over-generous gussets, a thick lining, topstitching that adds volume of its own.
A flat construction, designed to stay slim
The card slots are cut from a single piece, with no unnecessary gusset. Folded, the wallet stays flat, even with six or seven cards in place. That is the difference that lets it slip into a shirt pocket or the flat compartment of a bag without distorting it.
Two formats, and the choice depends on your pocket
Cards sit upright. Narrower overall, it falls well in an inside jacket pocket.
The classic layout, more direct access to the top cards. The most common format for a trouser pocket.
Three tones, chosen to sit next to a bag
Brown works with warm leathers and gold hardware. Grey is the most neutral of the three and clashes with nothing. Blue is the only one that gets noticed, for those who like a detail to speak a little.
PU leather, and the brand embossed on it
The material is PU leather, not full-grain. What it brings here is concrete: an even surface that does not mark where cards rub, an identical tone across the whole piece, and cleaning with a damp cloth. The name baellerry is embossed small on one side. It is the maker’s brand, it is part of the object, and we would rather tell you before you buy.
What it actually holds
Six to eight card slots depending on the format, a full-width note compartment, and a clear window. No gusseted coin pocket: that is exactly what keeps the whole thing flat.




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