Men’s Wallets & Bags

The stuff you carry every day should actually work for you. A slim cardholder for men who keep it minimal, a bifold when you need a little more room, a crossbody for days when a bag makes more sense than a backpack. Pair any of it with men's jeans and you've got the whole look dialed in. Leather, denim-accented, cotton canvas, each piece has its own thing going on, and none of them feel like afterthoughts.

Built to Carry, Easy to Style

The AE Festival Crossbody Bag is made from 100% cotton and sits comfortably across the chest or back, making it a solid option when you want your hands free. The AE Tote Bag works just as well at the gym as it does running errands. And the AE Leather & Denim Cardholder brings a little texture contrast to a category that doesn't usually have it. Small details matter in accessories, and these have them.

• The AE Leather Bifold Wallet holds cards and cash without adding bulk to your back pocket.
• The AE Leather & Denim Cardholder is an Online Exclusive, so it's not something you'll find just anywhere.

Men's Wallets That Do the Job

A good wallet doesn't ask much of you, it just needs to hold what you've got and not fall apart. The leather styles here are clean and understated, the kind of thing that works with men's polo shirts at a dinner out or a worn-in graphic tee on a Saturday. And for anyone shopping across categories, check out women's belts and bags too.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a bifold wallet and a cardholder?

A bifold wallet folds in half and typically has slots for cards plus a bill compartment. A cardholder is slimmer, designed primarily for a few cards, and doesn't usually hold cash. Cardholders are a better fit for front-pocket carry.

How many cards can a men's cardholder hold?

Most cardholders fit between 3 and 6 cards depending on the design. Slim styles with exposed slots usually hold fewer, while those with a pocket or pull-tab can hold a few more.

What should I look for in a men's crossbody bag?

Strap length and adjustability matter most, since you'll want it to sit at the right spot on your hip or chest. Fabric weight and closure type are worth checking too, a zipper keeps things more secure than a snap if you're moving around a lot.