Common materials include leather (and leather-style materials), metal (including stainless steel), plastic, and polyurethane (PU). Some designs combine metal with synthetic or PU leather for a mixed-material finish.
Capacities vary by style: compact pocket cases commonly hold about 20 cards; expandable wallets often list 25–50 cards; slim wallets or card-slot designs typically show about 15–16 slots; and desktop, rotary, or multi-pocket displays can hold up to about 400 cards.
Yes — some pocket wallets and card cases include RFID-blocking layers to prevent unwanted scanning. Listings sometimes specify RFID-blocking layers and note laboratory-tested protection for compatible card frequencies.
Common styles include zip and fold closures for pocket wallets, slide-and-lift mechanisms for metal cases, open rotary files for rotary organizers, and angled or tiered open designs for desktop displays.
Extras can include transparent sleeves, A–Z index dividers for rotary files, and small accessories such as an extra key chain for compact wallets.
Care depends on the material. Leather-style wallets typically recommend spot cleaning or wiping; some listings explicitly state "Do Not Wash." Always follow any manufacturer care instructions provided.
Many desktop sleeves and rotary files support common business card dimensions such as about 2 5/8" x 4" (approximately 2.63" H × 4" W). Some transparent sleeves are sized for smaller cards around 2 1/4" × 4". Always check the sleeve or holder dimensions for exact fit.