I have a Fossil Front Pocket Money-clip (Not Bifold) that, of course, they don’t seem to make any more. (I have a long history of this. My wife and I joke that I’m apparently the only person to ever buy half-popped popcorn, au jus concentrate, almost any clothes I’ve found, ….) It actually has two pockets, on with a clear window with a damned handy oval cutout (makes getting the ID out for DHS, troopers, the odd schoolmarm with a fascist streak a snap, or rather, a slide. The other pocket is under the money clip, which is about the only piece of what the gaffer calls ironmongery; even the logo is fabric stitched to the leather. So far, it’s handled both my desire to have every stinking merchandise and insurance card I possess, and my more minimalistic impulses, with fewer problems than I’ve had with bifolds and trifolds; plus the money clip can adjust to lean times with the help of some pliers. It’s really adept at being a front-pocket wallet–I still sit with a lean from my days of combining a trifold with a cash business. I can’t go so far as binder clips and bulging wrist tendons, nor can I stand to pull-and-pray with a bi- or trifold residing up front. This wallet’s the best of all world (so far–I refuse to believe in perfection in actuality). When it gives up the ghost, I may have to learn tanning and sewing, and maybe blacksmithing, to replace it.