Wallets
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Goyard Goyardine Varenne Continental Wallet
Cond: Condition: Excellent
The Collection Guide
Choosing designer wallets
A wallet should suit the way you carry cards, notes and coins, as well as the bag or pocket it goes into. Compare compartments and closure before choosing a pattern. On a pre-owned wallet, inspect slot edges, folds and the interior as carefully as the exterior surface.
Compare before you choose
Notes and cards
Compare compartment layout with how you organise your everyday payment essentials.
Closed size
Check the wallet’s dimensions when closed and allow room for its thickness inside your bag.
Frequently handled areas
Look closely at corners, slots, zip pulls and fastening points before choosing a finish.
Your Questions, Answered
4 questionsHow do I choose between a long and compact wallet?
Compare the cards and other items you carry with the available slots and compartments, then measure the closed wallet against your bag or pocket. A compact style is only useful if you can use its closure without overfilling it.
Which details should I prioritise when comparing designer wallets?
Check the wallet when closed as well as open. Its full dimensions and thickness matter when you plan to use it in a compact bag or pocket.
What should I compare between a zip wallet and a flap wallet?
Check how each opens, the compartments you use most and the closed thickness. Examine the zip or fastening condition separately, and make sure the wallet fits your usual bag comfortably.
Where should I look for wear on designer wallets?
Inspect folds, corners, slots, edge finishing and closure points in close-up. Check the lining and any coin compartment separately, since the most visible outside surface may not show the whole condition.
A Closer Look, Before You Choose
Ask our team about the condition, measurements or accessories of a specific piece.