Buxton Heiress Organizer Clutch

Buxton wallets have always been a favorite of mine. I like how this one has a kiss lock change compartment on the side. br>However, there are noticeable differences in the ones I usually order, and the material and quality aren't the same for some reason. I'm dissatisfied with the quality of the materials used and the vinyl/plastic that has now been added to the interior.

Elliot Mills

| Nov 12, 2021

I ordered the wallet to replace an identical one I'd had for more than ten years. It has all of my favorite features, such as a durable leather exterior, an external coin purse, a checkbook holder, and credit card slots. The materials and size of the new checkbook holder left me a little disappointed. The inside of the holder used to be fabric, which made it easy to insert the checkbook and register. The inside lining of the new checkbook holder is made of plastic/vinyl, making it difficult to insert the checkbook and register. In addition, the holder's interior dimensions are slightly reduced. Before I could put the register in, I had to cut one edge of the interior lining. (As seen in the photo. ) ) Here's something else to think about: On the edge of the checkbook holder, which is also slightly smaller than before, there is a pen holder. Overall, I'm pleased with my new wallet, though it did require some tinkering and cutting before I could use it.

Riley MORLEY

| Oct 02, 2021

We got the new wallet yesterday, and the coin purse's clasp (little knob) broke off the first time we used it. Disappointing to say the least. I've made a request for a trade. My mother's Buxton wallet is the same one she bought over ten years ago. That wallet's product and quality were exceptional. Unlike this wallet, the clasp (stem and knob) on that one is one piece. The knob broke off because the stem and knob are two separate pieces. When I get the exchange wallet, I'll examine it carefully to see if it's identical to the one I bought over a decade ago or if it's of lower quality. br>br>Well, I got the replacement wallet, but it only lasted 5 months before the clasp on it broke. This is the disadvantage of shopping online: once the return period has passed, there is nothing that can be done. I guess we'll just chalk this up to a bad product experience, and I won't be recommending this wallet design in the future.

Emory READ

| Jul 12, 2021

I purchased a Buxton without a coin purse last year. All I had was a zipper that could hold three coins. There was no room for bills, either. Aside from that, I liked it a lot, and I liked how slim it was. This one seemed a little bulky with my credit card and checkbook, but I took out the checkbook "outsides" and just put the checkbook in, and the wallet shrank significantly. Like others, I had the "old" model about ten years ago and liked the full length coin purse with a nice twist thing (where in a hurry, I could put my credit card in the check out line). However, I suppose that newer isn't always better. I'm going to keep an eye on things. Perhaps they'll revert to the previous design.

Kamari LAW

| Sep 13, 2021

It was made of a lovely "full grain cowhide," as the inside of the wallet was stamped, and it had compartments and spaces for everything I needed. (I didn't bring my checkbook with me - I put something else in that compartment. This was, I believe, my fourth purchase. It'll most likely be my last, and when I need a new wallet, I'll look into other options. The leather isn't the same, it doesn't appear to be of good quality, and the backside coin purse came apart the first time I used it. I only keep a few $1 bills and a few coins in it at any given time, and when I first used it, the entire top part of the coin section separated from the metal frame, making it impossible to keep coins in because they simply fall out. The product was a huge letdown for me.

Jazmin Stewart

| May 14, 2021

For the past 40 years, I've carried a checkbook clutch wallet. This model with the coin clutch on the side is not available in stores, and I am old school and dislike change, so switching to a different type of wallet is difficult for me. They aren't made the same way they were years ago, in my opinion. They're of lower quality, and they've already ripped on me. You should be able to get a few years out of it, though. In the spring and summer, I wear a different color than I do in the fall and winter. I like that they offer a variety of colors to choose from.

Bruce Riley

| Feb 21, 2021

After the first one I bought at a department store and carried for over ten years wore out, I purchased this organizer clutch on Amazon in 2017. I'm used to this wallet; it has all of the places and spaces I require, and I want to be able to access items in the same places I'm used to. I had hoped that the one I bought in 2017 would be of the same high quality as the one I had purchased years before, but it was not. It began to fall apart at the seams a few months ago. br>br>However, I plan to buy it again, so I guess that's a good recommendation if I like it enough to buy it again, despite the fact that the original durability has deteriorated. I would be disappointed if it was not available.

Case Donovan

| Sep 10, 2021

Dementia affects my aunt. I took her to the doctor, and when she opened her wallet, there were five paperclips on the inside! I ordered this after looking at a lot of them. I wanted the inside to match the outside so she wouldn't be confused. God has a peculiar way of working! She loved it when she first opened the wallet, but when we got hers to transfer her belongings, she was disappointed. THE WALLET IS EXACTLY THE SAME! Her wallet was dark Oxblood, and this one was red, but they were identical wallets. When I was with her the other day, I noticed there was already a rip where you put your driver's license, which is why it only gets four stars. She may have worked hard to get them out, but unless it was poorly sewn, it should not rip in less than a month. For sentimental reasons, I can't give it any less!.

Chloe Webb

| Apr 30, 2021