A modular wallet including an elastic band and an outer jacket, and in some cases, various internal flexible components including at least one divider, and/or card valet. Each component utilizes corresponding notches that are positioned such that they align when assembled, allowing for convenient securing by the band. The wallet can be reconfigured for different purposes, such as carrying oversized documents such as a passport. The wallet allows freedom to arrange elements and add to and remove components freely and as needed. Additionally, components of different colors may be used interchangeably as an accessory to a variety of clothing.

A wallet includes a first metal shell with one or more openings on a shell perimeter adapted to clip one or more objects to the one or more openings; a second metal shell coupled to the first shell with a storage compartment therebetween; and securing a soft material to the first and second metal shells, wherein the soft material comprises compartment to store cards or money therein.

The disclosure includes a wallet comprising an open-sided shell, a flexible member coupled to the open-sided shell, and an elastic band coupled to the flexible member. The flexible member may comprise an internal surface and an external surface located opposite the internal surface. In some embodiments, the open-sided shell is coupled to the internal surface. The wallet may be configured to move between open, closed, and clamshell positions. In the clamshell position, the elastic band may be configured to wrap around an external surface of the flexible member, thereby holding the wallet shut.

A charger for attachment to a mobile device. A housing with a device side surface contains a wireless charger including at least one coil. A first arrangement of magnetic material has a first region exposing a first polarity magnetic field at the device side surface and a second immediately adjacent region exposing an opposite polarity magnetic field at the device side surface. In use, the arrangement magnetically couples the housing to a mobile device and causes the housing to adopt a specific axial orientation on the mobile device thereby assuring substantial axial alignment of the at least one coil with a corresponding coil associated with the mobile device.

A card and foldable currency carrying device is described. The device is made up of a substantially rectangular wallet assembly with a plurality of panels. The panels make up a compartment for holding one or more cards, including credit cards, debit cards, ATM cards, gift cards, driver's licenses, identification cards, library cards, and business cards, as well as foldable currency. The device also contains a strap member. The strap member is slidable along the wallet assembly between a first position and a second position.

A self-closing wallet money clip that can be used to carry banknotes and personal items such as credit cards, business cards, and identification documents for example a driver's license. The wallet money clip includes a first plate, a second plate, a plurality of articulation mechanisms joining the first plate to the second plate and allowing for relative movement between the first plate and second plate, and an elastic band biasing the wallet money clip to a closed position. The wallet money clip can also include a clip for holding banknotes.

A badge and credit card holder that is used to place a plurality of credit cards. The badge and credit card holder defines a badge that is permanently affixed to the badge and credit card holder. The badge and credit card holder defines an open top wherein credit cards can be dispensed from. The bottom of the credit card holder defines a linear slide spring mechanism that swivels an inner L-shaped lever. The L-shaped lever is designed to dispense credit cards in a staggered manner when the linear slide spring mechanism is used to push a lower end of the L-shaped lever. When the linear slide spring mechanism is pushed, the L-shaped lever pushes the plurality of credit cards upwards. The linear slide spring mechanism returns to a rest position after the user eliminates the force used to push the lower end of the L-shaped lever.

A wallet is provided having a body adapted to hold credit cards, currency, and business cards. The credit cards are insertable to a biased engagement in a first compartment between two flexible members. A second compartment is positioned below the first compartment and configured to hold currency therein in biased contact between a biasing panel and a credit card in the first compartment. A third compartment is provided and configured to hold business cards.

The disclosure includes a wallet comprising an open-sided shell, a flexible member coupled to the open-sided shell, and an elastic band coupled to the flexible member. The flexible member may comprise an internal surface and an external surface located opposite the internal surface. In some embodiments, the open-sided shell is coupled to the internal surface. The wallet may be configured to move between open, closed, and clamshell positions. In the clamshell position, the elastic band may be configured to wrap around an external surface of the flexible member, thereby holding the wallet shut.

A chained purse wallet that provide a convenient way for a person's wallet to have the ability to be clipped to the interior of a purse. The chained purse wallet includes a ring inserted through an aperture disposed above the edge of a fold portion of the bifold and attached to a first end of the attachment chain and a C-clasp or a safety pin fastener disposed on a second end of the attachment chain that are utilized to couple the chained purse wallet to a purse.