Choose by What You Carry
Ed Contemporary - Cards and light everyday essentials.
Ed Classic - Cards, folded notes and coins.
Ed Sleek 2.0 - Little Cards, folded notes and coin capacity while maintaining a slim profile.
Ed Sleek Bifold - Full-length notes, cards and coins in a familiar bifold layout.
Let customers speak for us
How to Choose a Slim Wallet
The right slim wallet depends on how you use cash and coins. Choose Ed Contemporary if most of your payments are made by card and you want quick access. Choose Ed Classic if you regularly carry cards, folded notes and coins in one compact wallet.
Ed Sleek 2.0 provides additional capacity for people who carry more cards or coins. Ed Sleek Bifold is the better choice if you prefer a traditional bifold opening and want to keep Singapore notes at full length.
Before choosing, compare the wallet’s capacity, cash layout, coin storage, leather and dimensions. A wallet stays slim most effectively when its layout matches what you normally carry.
Slim Wallet FAQs
Ed Charly wallets use compact layouts and dedicated compartments to organise cards, notes and coins without the unnecessary layers found in many traditional wallets.
Yes. Ed Classic, Ed Sleek, Ed Contemporary carry Singapore notes folded once. Ed Sleek Bifold is more suitable if you prefer to keep notes at full length.
Choose Ed Classic for a compact all-round wallet with coin storage. Choose Ed Sleek 2.0 if you need slimmer option but smaller capacity, or Ed Sleek Bifold if you prefer a traditional bifold layout.
Ed Charly wallets include an RFID-blocking layer for compatible contactless cards. RFID protection provides an additional safeguard but cannot guarantee protection in every situation.
Saffiano leather has a structured crosshatch finish that resists everyday marks. Crazy Horse leather develops a more rugged patina with use, while full-grain leather provides a softer feel and more natural character.