Jimmy Choo’s designs have women the world over swooning. I am, at best, an ambivalent fan of the line. but accessories like this Ubai wallet make me wonder about my ambivalence. This is one eye-catching accessory.
I love smooth-grained leather, but I love it even more when it has a fabulous animal print. Leopard print has the benefit of looking both modern and retro at the same time. This is what I like to call retro-modern. The tan background is totally neutral, but the leopard spots give the wallet a lot of enticing glamour.
The thing about a wallet is that, no matter what, it has to be useable. No matter how interesting it is, it has to have the right organizational features. Luckily, this Ubai wallet has all the right parts. It has a great zippered coin pocket, in case you happen to be European. And it also has an easy-access cash folder that will accommodate any denomination of Euro or American dollar.
At $625, the Ubai wallet is a bit pricey. I always think that you should never buy a wallet that costs more money than you could put inside it, so this is sort of a subjective judgement.
More Features Of The Jimmy Choo Ubai Leopard Print Leather Wallet
- 1o” x 6″ x 1″” size
- Fully lined in black fabric
- Concealed press fastening
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