Differences between mens and womens wallets

Womens wallets are something of an oddity. There is no reason on Earth, apart from style, why a mens and womens wallets should look so different, but they do, and it boils down to a question of style and practicality over actual study of use. Unless of course you subscribe to the theory that mens wallets can be so slim line because they don’t need to carry around spare change in them, because they have pockets, and women only wear skirts. With no pockets.

What is interesting is that this may have been the original reason why womens wallets are shaped as they are. For those who have not stpped to think about the difference between a mens wallet and the womens variety, then this question would never have occurred.

A mans wallet is usually an almost book-shaped container, slim, and with pockets for cash (but only notes) and credit cards. It is either a vertically biased affair or a horizontal one, with the notes folding across the spine when it is closed, and this latter usually has at least some coin storage space. Womens wallets, on the other hand open horizontally, and have a large pocket for coins in the middle.

Of course, part of the reason why womens wallets are so different to mens is that they have a handbag into which they can place their wallet, whilst a man only has a pocket in his jacket. The womens version would just bulge too much. The rest, is, of course, just tradition and upbringing.

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