Coach Wallets: Long Zip, Corner Zip or Card Case? How to Choose

Before Coach made a single handbag, it made wallets. In 1941, six leather-workers in a Manhattan loft started the company by crafting wallets and billfolds by hand, and more than eighty years later, wallets are still among the most useful and most giftable pieces Coach makes. A good wallet is the accessory you touch more often than any other: every purchase, every payment, every time you look for a card. It should be organised, durable and the right size for your bag and your money. Get those three things right and a wallet quietly makes every day a little easier; get them wrong and you'll feel it at every till, every time you dig for a card or try to fit it into an evening bag.

This guide helps you choose. We'll explain the main types of wallet, show how each Coach wallet in our shop compares on size, card slots and features using Coach's official specifications, explain which wallets hold Pakistani banknotes flat, look at wallets on a chain and options for men, and finish with care, authenticity and gifting.

The short answer

• Choose the Long Zip Around Wallet if you carry a lot of cards and cash, want notes to lie flat, and carry a medium or large bag. It has 12 card slots, full-length bill compartments, a zip coin pocket and a detachable wrist strap, and Coach says it fits all iPhone and Samsung Galaxy phones. The leather version even has a detachable card case.
• Choose the Medium Corner Zip Wallet if you want a compact wallet for a small bag, with seven card slots, an ID window, a bill compartment and a zip coin pocket.
• Choose a card case if you mostly pay by card or phone and carry a small bag: Coach's Card Case with Charms has five card slots and an outside zip pocket.
• Choose a card case on a chain if you want a wallet you can wear: the Morgan Card Case on a Chain has a chain strap for shoulder or crossbody wear.

Coach and wallets: where it all began

Coach's origins are in small leather goods. The six craftspeople in that 34th Street loft made a small range of handcrafted wallets and billfolds, sold wholesale, and the company's founding leather, the soft, supple glovetanned leather inspired by baseball gloves, was developed in that era. Coach only moved into handbags later, at Lillian Cahn's suggestion.

Wallets and small leather goods have remained central ever since, and they've grown to include card cases, wristlets, coin purses and pouches. Today, a Coach wallet is often someone's first piece of Coach: an accessible way to own the brand, and a gift that's almost impossible to get wrong.

A short history of the wallet

The word "wallet" is old. In Middle English it meant a bag or knapsack for carrying provisions on a journey, and for centuries people carried coins in pouches and purses tied at the waist. The flat wallet we know grew up with paper money: once banknotes became common, people needed something flat to keep them from creasing, and the folded leather billfold was born.

The next change came with plastic cards. The first charge cards appeared in the mid-twentieth century, beginning with the Diners Club card in 1950 (see Diners Club International), and as credit, debit and identity cards multiplied, wallets gained rows of card slots. By the late twentieth century, the long zip-around wallet, with its many slots and full-length note compartments, had become the standard women's wallet, while men carried bifolds in their pockets.

The latest change is the phone. As payments move onto phones and contactless cards, many people now carry far fewer cards and less cash, which is why slim card cases and wallets on a chain have become so popular. Coach, which started by making billfolds in 1941, now makes every one of these forms.

The main types of wallet

Wallet names can be confusing, so here's what each term means.

Several of Coach's wallets combine types: the Long Zip Around is also a wristlet thanks to its detachable wrist strap, and the Morgan Card Case is a card case on a chain.

How to choose a wallet

Count your cards

Lay out every card you actually use: bank cards, your CNIC, a driving licence, loyalty cards, a metro or transit card, a work pass. If you carry more than about eight, you need a wallet with plenty of slots, like the 12-slot Long Zip Around. If you carry three or four, a card case will do.

Think about your cash

Pakistan still runs on cash for many everyday purchases, so a wallet here needs to handle notes well. If you carry a lot of notes and dislike folding them, you need full-length bill compartments. If you carry a few notes, a compact wallet where notes fold once is fine.

Match your wallet to your bag

A long wallet won't fit a small bag. A Long Zip Around Wallet is 19 cm long, so it needs a bag at least that wide inside: it fits a Tabby 26, a tote or a carryall, but not a Tabby 20 or most minis. If you use small bags, choose a corner zip wallet or a card case, or carry a long wallet in your big bag and a card case in your small one.

Coins

If you use coins, look for a zip coin pocket, which both the Long Zip Around and the Medium Corner Zip have.

Your phone

Some long wallets are designed to hold a phone too. Coach says its Long Zip Around Wallets fit all iPhone and Samsung Galaxy phones, which, with the detachable wrist strap, makes them a complete "grab and go" for errands.

Cash, cards and phones in Pakistan

The right wallet depends a lot on how you pay, and in Pakistan that's changing fast.

Cash is still used widely, especially in bazaars, for small purchases and for giving, from Eidi to wedding salami. But digital payments are growing quickly. Mobile wallets such as Easypaisa and JazzCash are part of everyday life, and the State Bank of Pakistan's instant payment system, Raast, went live for bulk payments in January 2021 and for person-to-person transfers in February 2022, letting people send money instantly using a mobile-number-based Raast ID. Raast connects the major banks and integrates with wallets including JazzCash and Easypaisa. Card and phone payments are increasingly accepted in shops and restaurants in the cities.

What that means for your wallet:

• If you still carry a lot of cash, a long wallet with full-length note compartments keeps notes flat and organised.
• If you mostly pay by card, phone or Raast, a compact wallet or card case is all you need.
• If you do both (cards in the week, cash for bazaars and occasions), the Long Zip Around with Detachable Card Case gives you both in one: the full wallet for days with cash, the card case for days without.

Pakistani rupee notes and wallet sizes

Pakistan's current banknotes, introduced in a new design series from 2005 onwards, are all 65 mm tall, and their length grows by about 8 mm with each denomination, from about 11.5 cm for the Rs 10 note to about 16.3 cm for the Rs 5,000 note. That makes it easy to work out which wallets hold notes flat.

• Long Zip Around Wallet (19 cm long, with full-length bill compartments): every note lies flat, including Rs 5,000.
• Tory Burch long wallets (about 19 cm long): every note lies flat.
• Medium Corner Zip Wallet (12.7 cm long): only the smallest notes lie flat; larger notes fold once.
• Card Case with Charms (10.2 cm long): notes fold, and fit in the outside zip pocket.

If you dislike folded notes, or carry large amounts of cash, a long wallet is the clear choice.

The Coach wallets in our shop

Long Zip Around Wallet with Detachable Card Case

Long Zip Around Wallet With Detachable Card Case (Black)PKR 31,040Long Zip Around Wallet In Signature Canvas (Brown/Black)PKR 32,010Long Zip Around Wallet In Signature Canvas (Powder Pink)PKR 29,100

This is the most complete wallet Coach makes. In refined pebble leather (style CBZ98), it zips all the way around and has 12 credit card slots, full-length bill compartments, an inside zip coin pocket and a detachable wrist strap. Its special feature is a detachable card case: unclip it and carry just the card case in a small bag, leaving the full wallet at home. Coach says it fits all iPhone and Samsung Galaxy phones.

Best for: people who carry lots of cards and cash, want everything in one place, and like the option of a slim card case for evenings.

Long Zip Around Wallet in Signature canvas

The same long zip-around design in Signature coated canvas (styles CW778 and C4452), measuring about 19 × 10.2 × 2.5 cm, with 12 card slots, full-length bill compartments, an inside zip coin pocket and a detachable wrist strap. We stock it in Charcoal/Black, Brown/Black, Khaki/Black, Gold/Light Khaki Chalk and Powder Pink; the Powder Pink version's trim is partly made with a recycled leather fibre layer. Like the leather version, Coach says it fits all iPhone and Samsung Galaxy phones.

Signature canvas is lighter and tougher than leather and wipes clean easily, so it's the practical choice for a wallet that's handled constantly.

Best for: everyday use, anyone who wants the classic Coach monogram, and people who want a tough, easy-care wallet.

Medium Corner Zip Wallet

Medium Corner Zip Wallet In Signature Canvas (Powder Pink)PKR 29,100Medium Corner Zip Wallet In Signature Canvas (Sand/Taupe)PKR 29,100Card Case With Charms (Black)PKR 32,010

The Medium Corner Zip Wallet (style CW786) is Coach's compact wallet: about 12.7 × 8.9 × 1.3 cm in Signature canvas, with seven credit card slots, a bill compartment, an ID window, a zip coin pocket on the corner and a snap closure. The Powder Pink version has vachetta leather trim. It's small enough for most small bags, including a Tabby 20, but holds a surprising amount.

Best for: small bags, moderate card and cash use, and anyone who wants their ID visible through a window (useful for a CNIC or a driving licence).

Card Case with Charms

The Card Case with Charms is a slim card case in glazed leather, about 10.2 × 7 cm, with five credit card slots, an outside zip pocket for folded notes and coins, a snap closure and Coach's charms attached. Glazed leather has a smooth, polished finish. It fits in any bag, even the tiniest mini, and many people use it alongside a larger wallet: the big wallet stays at home or in the work bag, and the card case goes out in the evening.

Best for: card and phone payers, evenings, tiny bags, and as a gift.

Morgan Card Case on a Chain

The Morgan Card Case on a Chain (style CP464) is a card case you can wear: about 12.7 × 9.5 × 5.7 cm in colourblock Signature canvas with pebble and smooth leather, with a snap closure, an inside multifunction pocket and a detachable chain strap with a 59 cm drop for shoulder or crossbody wear. It holds cards, folded notes, a lipstick and keys.

Best for: going out with your phone in your hand and your cards on your shoulder; festivals; quick errands.

Wallet features, explained

Coach's wallet specifications use a few terms worth understanding.

• Zip-around closure. A zip running around three sides, so nothing can fall out, and the wallet opens wide and flat for easy access.
• Full-length bill compartments. Note pockets that run the whole length of the wallet, so notes lie flat without folding.
• Zip coin pocket. A zipped pocket for coins, keeping them separate from notes and cards.
• ID window. A clear window, usually for a CNIC or driving licence, so you can show it without taking it out.
• Detachable wrist strap. A strap that clips on, so the wallet can be carried like a wristlet on short errands.
• Detachable card case. A smaller card case that clips into the wallet and can be taken out on its own, as on the leather Long Zip Around.
• Snap closure. A press stud that holds a flap shut, as on the Medium Corner Zip and the Card Case with Charms.

The materials of Coach wallets

• Refined pebble leather has a fine pebbled grain that resists scratches; it's smart and hard-wearing.
• Glazed leather has a smooth, polished finish with a soft sheen; it looks elegant and wipes clean, but shows scratches more than pebble leather.
• Signature coated canvas is light, tough and water-resistant, and it's the most practical choice for a wallet that's handled constantly.
• Vachetta leather trim is natural, untreated cowhide that darkens to a honey colour with handling and light over time.
• Recycled leather fibre, used in part of the trim on the Powder Pink long wallet, is one of the ways Coach is reducing waste in its materials.

Wallet on a chain: the bag that's a wallet

A wallet on a chain (often shortened to WOC) is a wallet with a chain strap, so it can be worn as a tiny bag. It's become a fashion staple because it does two jobs at once: it organises cards and cash like a wallet and carries a phone and lipstick like a mini bag.

Your options in our shop:

• Coach Morgan Card Case on a Chain: the most affordable, more card case than wallet, with a chain strap.
• Coach Tabby Chain Crossbody 19: technically a bag, but with three card slots and multifunction pockets, a wrist strap and a chain strap, it works like a wallet on a chain.
• Valentino VLogo Signature Wallet with Chain: a true luxury wallet on a chain in grainy calfskin, 20 × 10 × 5 cm, with a magnetic closure, a zip pocket and two card slots inside, a nappa lining and a removable chain with a 54.5 cm drop, made in Italy.

A wallet on a chain is perfect for evenings, weddings and travel days, when you want your essentials organised and hands-free.

Coach wallets for men

Coach makes men's wallets (billfolds, card cases and long wallets in leather and Signature canvas), and they've been part of the brand since its founding. At the moment, the wallets in our shop are from Coach's women's collection. If you're looking for a men's Coach wallet, a few honest suggestions:

• The Long Zip Around Wallet in Charcoal/Black Signature canvas has a neutral, understated look that some men prefer, especially as a travel wallet that keeps a phone, cards and cash in one place.
• A card case is the most unisex small leather good, and many men now carry only a card case.
• If you want a specific Coach men's billfold, message us with the style and colour, and we'll see whether we can source it from an official retailer.

Women's wallets and men's wallets: what's the difference?

The difference is mostly about where the wallet is carried.

• Women's wallets are usually carried in a bag, so they can be longer and thicker: long zip-arounds with full-length note compartments, many card slots, coin pockets and sometimes room for a phone. They often have zip or snap closures to keep everything in.
• Men's wallets are usually carried in a trouser or jacket pocket, so they're flatter and smaller: bifolds and card cases that fold neatly, often without a zip or coin pocket.

As more people pay by phone and carry smaller bags, the line is blurring. Card cases are now unisex, long wallets are used by men as travel wallets, and women increasingly choose compact wallets for small bags. Choose by how you carry and what you carry, not by the label.

A wallet for every stage of life

• Students: a compact Signature canvas wallet or a card case, tough and inexpensive, with room for a student card and a few notes.
• A first job: a smart long wallet that holds cards, cash and receipts in order, in black or brown.
• Busy parents: a Long Zip Around with a wrist strap, so it doubles as a grab-and-go for school runs and errands.
• Frequent travellers: a long zip-around for currencies and cards, plus a card case for days out.
• Anyone simplifying: a card case on a chain, for a lighter, bag-free life.

Tory Burch and Valentino alternatives

If you're open to other brands, our shop also has a few wallets worth comparing:

• Tory Burch Kira Quilted Envelope Wallet: quilted nappa leather with a turnlock closure, 12 card slots, two bill pockets, a centre zip pocket and two open compartments, about 19.2 × 10 cm.
• Tory Burch T Monogram Zip Slim Wallet: jacquard with nappa leather trim, 12 card pockets, two bill pockets and an exterior zip pocket, about 19 × 9.8 cm.
• Tory Burch T Monogram Envelope Wallet: T Monogram jacquard with leather trim, 12 card pockets, a bill pocket and a zip pocket, about 19 × 10.4 cm.

All three are long wallets that hold every Pakistani note flat.

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CoachSignature Long Zip-Around Wallet (Khaki Redwood)PKR 32,010Sourced to order

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Pairing a wallet with your bag

Travel wallets

Travel puts a wallet to the test: different currencies, boarding passes, a passport and more cards than usual.

• A long zip-around is an excellent travel wallet. Its full-length compartments can separate rupees from dirhams, riyals, pounds or dollars, its 12 card slots hold every card you might need, and Coach says it fits all iPhone and Samsung Galaxy phones, so it can carry your phone at the airport too. Its zip-around closure keeps everything secure.
• Separate currencies into different compartments so you never hand over the wrong notes.
• Keep your passport separate, in a zip pocket of your bag or a dedicated passport holder; a passport is too thick for most wallets.
• Carry a backup card somewhere other than your wallet, in case the wallet is lost.
• Use the card case from the Long Zip Around with Detachable Card Case for days out, leaving the full wallet in the hotel safe.

How long does a wallet last?

A good leather or Signature canvas wallet, used every day, typically lasts for years. The parts that wear first are the edges and corners, which rub against bags and pockets; the zip, which is opened dozens of times a day; and the card slots, which loosen if overfilled. You can extend a wallet's life by not overstuffing it, keeping it dry, wiping it clean and treating the zip gently.

Signs it's time for a new wallet: a zip that catches or splits, card slots so loose that cards slip out, or leather cracking at the folds. A worn wallet is also a security risk, because loose slots and weak zips are how cards get lost. Until then, a little care keeps it looking good.

Organising your wallet

A wallet stays useful only if it stays tidy.

• Carry only the cards you use. Leave rarely used loyalty cards at home, or add them to your phone.
• Clear receipts daily. They thicken a wallet fast and strain the zip.
• Separate notes by value in the bill compartments, so you can pay quickly.
• Keep coins under control. A heavy coin pocket stretches a wallet; empty it into a jar at home.
• Use the ID window (on the Medium Corner Zip) for the card you show most often.
• Contactless cards can be read when close to a payment terminal; if that worries you, RFID-blocking card sleeves are widely available. Coach's specifications for these wallets don't mention RFID blocking.

Choosing a wallet colour

A wallet spends most of its life inside a bag, but you see it every time you pay, so colour still matters.

• Black and charcoal are the most practical: they hide marks and look smart in any setting.
• Brown and khaki Signature canvas is the classic Coach look and very forgiving of daily handling.
• Powder Pink and pale colours are cheerful and easy to find inside a dark bag, which is a real advantage, though they show marks more.
• Bright colours make a wallet a small personal statement, and are easy to spot at the bottom of a big tote.

A useful trick: choose a wallet in a different colour from the inside of your bag, so it never disappears into a dark lining.

Matching your wallet to your bag

Should your wallet match your bag? There's no rule. Matching (a Signature canvas wallet with a Signature canvas bag, or black with black) looks coordinated and polished. Contrasting (a pink wallet in a black bag, or a black wallet in a tan tote) is more personal and makes the wallet easy to find. Many people choose one neutral wallet that works with all their bags, rather than a wallet for each bag.

Cash at weddings and occasions

Pakistani weddings and celebrations often involve carrying more cash than usual, for salami, gifts and envelopes. A few tips:

• Use a long wallet or a zipped pouch so notes stay flat and organised, especially new notes intended as gifts.
• Separate gift money from your own money, in different compartments or a separate envelope, so you never mix them up.
• Carry a smaller evening bag and slip a slim card case or a few prepared envelopes into it, rather than a bulky wallet.
• Keep it secure. A zipped wallet inside a zipped bag is safest in a crowded hall.

Beyond wallets: Coach's small leather goods

Wallets are part of a wider family Coach calls small leather goods, and several are useful companions:

• Card cases for cards and folded notes;
• wristlets, small zipped pouches with a wrist strap, for errands and evenings;
• coin purses for coins and small things;
• key fobs and bag charms, from leather fobs to the famous cherry charm;
• pouches for cosmetics, cables and small items inside a larger bag.

Small leather goods are an affordable way to own a piece of Coach, they're made from the same leathers and canvas as the bags, and they make some of the easiest gifts, for almost any age or budget. Our guide to the Coach cherry bag covers Coach's charms in detail.

Questions to ask before you buy a wallet

1. How many cards do I really carry?
2. Do I carry a lot of cash, and do I mind folding notes?
3. Which bags will it go in, and is it short enough for my smallest bag?
4. Do I need a coin pocket or an ID window?
5. Will I use it on its own, as a wristlet or on a chain?
6. Leather or canvas: do I want richness or easy care?

Wallets as gifts

A wallet is one of the most popular designer gifts, for good reason: it's useful every day, it never has a size problem and it's a lasting reminder of the giver.

• For a first designer gift: the Medium Corner Zip Wallet in Signature canvas.
• For someone organised: the Long Zip Around Wallet with Detachable Card Case.
• For a young woman or student: the Card Case with Charms, or the Long Zip Around in Powder Pink.
• For Eid: a wallet makes a thoughtful way to give Eidi, with the gift tucked inside.

Add free gift wrap and a handwritten card at checkout, and we'll send it beautifully packed.

Caring for your wallet

Wallets are handled more than any other accessory, so they wear in particular ways.

• Don't overstuff. Too many cards and receipts stretch the leather or canvas and strain the zip.
• Keep it dry. Wipe off rain or spills straight away with a soft cloth.
• Signature canvas: wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth; it's very resistant to wear.
• Pebble and glazed leather: wipe gently; condition leather occasionally with a product made for finished leather.
• Vachetta trim (on some Powder Pink pieces): it darkens with handling and sun over time, which is natural; keep it away from water when new.
• Zips: keep them free of threads and dust; if a zip sticks, don't force it.
• Store it flat when you're not using it, not crushed at the bottom of a bag.

How to tell a genuine Coach wallet

Wallets are among the most counterfeited Coach items because they're small and popular. Check:

• The style number (for example CBZ98, CW778, C4452, CW786, CP464), usually on a small tag or stamped inside, and search it on Coach's website.
• The Signature canvas pattern: crisp, symmetrical Cs that line up neatly at the seams and folds.
• The zips: genuine zips run smoothly and pulls are well finished.
• The stitching: small, even and straight, especially along the edges and card slots.
• The card slots: genuine slots are precisely cut and evenly spaced; copies are often uneven.
• The price and the seller: a new Coach wallet at a fraction of the price below is very unlikely to be genuine.

Our guide to outlet, full-price and copies explains more about where Coach products come from and how to buy safely.

Prices in Pakistan

Prices are live from our shop. Every wallet is bought from official retailers, checked by hand and video-recorded before it ships, and delivery is free anywhere in Pakistan.

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CoachSignature Long Zip-Around Wallet (Khaki Redwood)PKR 32,010Sourced to order

CoachMorgan Card Case On A Chain In Signature Canvas (Silver/Chalk/Glacier White)PKR 28,130Sourced to order

CoachMini Wallet In Signature Canvas (Khaki Multi)PKR 29,100Sourced to order

CoachMini Wallet In Signature Canvas (Black/Walnut)PKR 29,100Sourced to order

CoachMini Wallet In Signature Canvas (Im/Tan/Brown)PKR 29,100Sourced to order

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CoachAccordion Zip Wallet with Pillow Quilting (Blue)PKR 24,250Sourced to order

CoachAccordion Zip Wallet In Colorblock Signature CanvasPKR 32,010Sourced to order

CoachSignature Long Zip-Around Wallet (Khaki Redwood)PKR 32,010Sourced to order

Frequently asked questions

Which Coach wallet is best?

For most people, the Long Zip Around Wallet: 12 card slots, full-length bill compartments, a zip coin pocket and a wrist strap. If you use small bags, the Medium Corner Zip Wallet is the better size.

Does a Coach long wallet fit Rs 5,000 notes flat?

Yes. Pakistan's notes are 65 mm tall and up to about 16.3 cm long (the Rs 5,000), and the Long Zip Around Wallet is 19 cm long with full-length bill compartments, so every note lies flat.

What is a Coach wallet on a chain?

A wallet or card case with a chain strap, worn like a tiny bag. In our shop, the Morgan Card Case on a Chain has a chain strap for shoulder or crossbody wear.

Does the Coach Long Zip Around Wallet fit a phone?

Coach says it fits all iPhone and Samsung Galaxy phones.

What's the difference between the Medium Corner Zip and the Long Zip Around?

The Long Zip Around is a full-size wallet (about 19 cm long) with 12 card slots and full-length note compartments. The Medium Corner Zip is compact (about 12.7 cm long), with seven card slots, an ID window, a bill compartment and a zip coin pocket.

Do you sell Coach wallets for men?

The wallets currently in our shop are from Coach's women's collection, though the Charcoal/Black Signature canvas long wallet and card cases suit many men. We can try to source a specific men's billfold from an official retailer on request.

How many cards does a Coach long wallet hold?

The Long Zip Around Wallets have 12 credit card slots, plus full-length bill compartments and a zip coin pocket. The Medium Corner Zip has seven card slots and the Card Case with Charms has five.

Is a zip-around wallet better than a snap wallet?

A zip-around keeps everything in and opens wide, which suits lots of cards, cash and coins. A snap wallet is quicker to open and slimmer. For a wallet that lives in a busy bag, the zip-around is more secure.

Which wallet fits a Tabby 20?

The Medium Corner Zip Wallet or the Card Case with Charms. A long wallet is too long for a Tabby 20; it fits the Tabby 26.

Is Signature canvas or leather better for a wallet?

Signature canvas is lighter, tougher and easier to clean, which suits a wallet that's handled all day. Leather feels richer and ages well with care.

Is a Coach wallet a good gift?

Yes, one of the best: useful every day, no size worries and a lasting piece of a brand that began by making wallets.

Can I use a Coach long wallet as a clutch?

Yes. The Long Zip Around Wallets come with a detachable wrist strap, and Coach says they fit all iPhone and Samsung Galaxy phones, so many people carry one on its own for short errands.

Which wallet is best if I mostly pay with my phone?

A card case, such as the Card Case with Charms, or the Medium Corner Zip Wallet if you still carry a little cash. You don't need a full long wallet.

Does a Coach wallet have an ID window?

The Medium Corner Zip Wallet has an ID window, useful for a CNIC or driving licence.

Do you deliver Coach wallets across Pakistan?

Yes, free, to every city in Pakistan.

Sources

• Wikipedia, Coach New York (Coach's beginnings in wallets and billfolds)
• State Bank of Pakistan, Banknote features and Real Banknotes, Pakistan 5,000 rupees, 2007 (note sizes)
• Wikipedia, Raast and State Bank of Pakistan, Raast launch press release (January 2021)
• Coach's official product specifications (sizes, card slots, compartments and materials) for each wallet in our shop; Tory Burch's and Valentino's official specifications for theirs.