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To carry everything you need without sacrificing style, you need the best wallets for a lot of credit cards. Kicking off your search, you’ll want to consider capacity, the best material for your lifestyle, and the type of closure you’ll find most comfortable for day-to-day use.

When shopping, first think about how many cards you’re hoping to carry. My picks below all hold at least 17 cards, and one holds a whopping 60 cards. You should also consider whether you’re looking to carry other essentials like cash, coins, a checkbook, or even a passport.

Next, you’ll want to think about materials. Leather, for both the wallet’s exterior and its card slots, is largely considered the best for its long-lasting durability. Leather slots can be stiff, making it difficult to pull out cards, but that difficulty is great for security and may only inconvenience you at first since leather softens over time when cared for properly. To avoid this break-in period, go for PU leather, fabric, or PVC slots; these alternatives won’t last as long, but might be easier to pull cards from right from the start. For the wallet's exterior, vegan PU (polyurethane) leather is water-repellant, easy to clean, and budget-friendly (though it won't be as long-lasting as genuine leather).

Your final decision will be between zipper or snap closure. Zippers provide extra protection, since loose cards will remain in the zip-closed wallet. With snap closure, there’s a chance cards could slip out into your bag or pocket. But for unhampered access, a snap is best.

As an added bonus, my wallets all have RFID (or radio-frequency identification) blocking technology, which prevents card readers from collecting card information right from your wallet. While the threat is unlikely, this feature might give you peace of mind.

Credit Card Wallets For Women

With all this in mind, read on for the best wallets to accommodate your credit cards. My picks are arranged in order of highest to lowest credit-card capacity, so you can easily find the right one.