Croc Wallet & Accessories

Welcome to our website. Here you will be able to find suppliers of all types of croc wallets to satisfy your croc leather needs. With a wide variety of choices and manufacturers, croc wallets will keep you stylish without trying.

If you're going to spend more than $800 for a wallet, it should be a good one.  Maybe something exotic yet understated.   It should definitely be something that makes a statement, no matter how subtle.  A Croc wallet would do nicely.

You can find that eight hundred dollar wallet online or you can find one that looks about the same for a lot less.  If it says 'Croco' instead of Croc or Crocodile it'll be a WHOLE lot less, like in the twenty-dollar range.  If you want a croc wallet that's 'genuine' crocodile leather, you'll probably have to pony up at least fifty bucks, but most are in the $120 to $300 range.  As always, bear in mind the old adage, "Good things ain't cheap and cheap things ain't good," and be guided by your needs and budget.

For those not fazed by the idea of paying more than $800 for a wallet (it's an Oscar de la Renta, by the way) you might be convinced to buck up for the Crocodile Hipster Wallet by Ralph Lauren.  It's selling on the web for $1795.  My wife says, "Yeah, get that one and you'll have a really nice wallet, but no money to put in it."  Good point.

It seems like almost every high-end branded item these days has a knock-off floating around somewhere… something made to look the same as the original but selling at a fraction of the price.  Some of these copies are so good they would fool everyone but an expert.  The Lauren wallet actually comes with a letter of authenticity!  Imagine pulling out that document to prove to someone that you actually paid eighteen hundred bucks for a WALLET.

Croc wallets come in several choices of color and configuration.  Typically, choices in design will include bi-fold, tri-fold, hipster and long wallet.  Colors go from blues and greens to reds and purples.  And, of course, the two most popular colors, black and brown are always part of the line up.

There is an enormous selection of crocodile wallets around the one hundred dollar mark.  Some manufactures give a choice of what part of the croc the leather comes from to make a particular wallet.  Belly leather, for example, is much smoother than leather from the back of the animal.  Tail and head leather also have their own unique and distinctive patterns and textures.

A croc wallet might be a bit of an investment for you, but it should give good service for years to come. The leather is quite durable and able to take the punishment of daily use. Those crocs are tough critters.