The iPhone Lens Wallet is designed to keep your magnetic iPhone cell lenses in one fold-out case since it comes with a magnetic strip to hold your macro/wide lens, fisheye, and the 2× telephoto lens. It will even take an 8× telephoto lens in its side pocket, as well as a one of those lens-adapter case backs and a mini tripod.

Photojojo sells the iPhone Lens Wallet for $15(USD), or you can get it all packed up with all of the lenses mentioned above for $79.

There’s enough space in the Callet to stash your phone, cash, credit cards, and a key. That’s usually all you need in your wallet. If yours is very thick and bulky, you might need to purge before you buy one of these, though.

It’s pretty convenient to have it all in a svelte little package. Although the design is pretty simple, there are other types of cellphone wallets out there if this doesn’t work for your style. Currently, the Callet works only with iPhones and BlackBerries, so no go if you have an Android. It sells for $19.95 at Callet and comes in white, black, blue or pink.

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This travel razor comes with its own mirror and will fit in your wallet, since it folds flat like a credit card. The blades can be removed and stashed away (so they don’t cut up your money?) It doesn’t come with any shaving cream, but I suppose it will do in a bind.

You can even select what scent you want for the little glide strip on the Carzor, choosing from mint, sandal(wood?), lemon, ocean or orange aromas. The Carzor sells for $17(USD) over at Infmetry.

Twelvesouth, the company that pegs itself not only Apple-friendly, but Apple only, makes this and I have to say that it looks pretty swanky. I like how it can carry around a 3 or 4 credit cards too, meaning that you’ll probably end up leaving your wallet at home. And if you have any concerns, the Twelvesouth guys assure us that they’ve performed rigorous testing, and putting your iPhone alongside your credit cards is perfectly safe, and will not erase them.

The BookBook case is available exclusively for the iPhone 4, and is made from durable, distressed and stitched leather. It should be noted that there’s no opening for the camera lens though, and you’ll have to slide your iPhone up an inch or so when you want to snap a picture.

The BookBook will cost you $59.99 (USD) which seems a bit much for an iPhone case. You can get it over at Twelvesouth website, along with a bunch of other stuff that looks pretty cool.

The QWERTY wallet comes in dark leather with some contrasting red stitching. The keyboard keys are embossed on the outside and are easily visible. You’ll find “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” embossed in the inside. It’s perfect for anyone wanting a unique wallet, without getting something too plasticky.

You can pre-order the QWERTY leather wallet for £34.99 (~$57 USD) at Firebox. It’s going to ship starting May 31st.

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The gadget is actually a special bendy sticker that adheres to the back of a bill of your choice. Once folded shut, it holds all your other bills in place. Use a $100 bill if you want people to think you’re a big spender – you can just fill in the middle with ones. Of course, whatever bill you use as the wrapper for your wad of cash will probably become irretrievable, so you might want to stick with a single for now. In case you don’t get the concept, here’s a silly video of a girl with a Snidely Whiplash mustache dancing to Franz Ferdinand that should set you straight:

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See? Makes perfect sense now, right? The Invisible Money Clip is available from ALL CA$H Money Clips for $9.95 (USD) each, or get a pair for $14.95 in case you want to carry more than one stack of cash. ALL CA$H is careful to point out that price doesn’t include a dollar bill.

You know those little cardboard things that go around your cup of coffee at Starbucks? They’re actually pretty ingenious if you think about it. I mean, not only do they function as a buffer between the hot cup and your hand, but they can be used as a form of advertisement. So the company has found a way to bring advertising to their customers, while providing something useful. That’s just plain smart. So why do I hate these RuMe CUFF wallets so much?

After all, they too serve dual purposes. They keep your hand from getting burned, and hold your money. Just because you can make something that does two things, doesn’t mean you should. First, do you really carry a cup of coffee with you so often that it could actually replace your wallet? Second, do you have so few things in your wallet that it’s going to fit nicely around a cup of Joe? Third, and I can’t stress this one enough, you will throw this away at some point. No matter how hard you try, eventually you’ll chuck your cup into the trash instinctively, while donating your funds to the city dump.

There are probably a dozen other reason why this thing is a bad buy. Sure, it’s only $10. But then again, you already have a wallet, and you get one of those cardboard things for free with your coffee. The product page does mention that you can also use it as an armband as well. I still stand by my previous thoughts. Why waste time and money on this thing?

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I wonder if it snaps closed on your fingers like a clam when you run out of money completely. These Proverbial Wallet concepts from the team of Henry Holtzman, John Kestner, Daniel Leithinger, Emily Tow, Danny Bankman, Jaekyung Jung at MIT Media Lab actually come in three versions, including “Bumblebee” – that vibrates when your bank processes a transaction, and a “Peacock” one that expands and contracts based on your bank balance – puffing up like a peacock “to attract potential mates.”

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The hard to open design of the Mother Bear wallet can be mapped out to a monthly budget. This would be a great way to let kids know how much they have to spend. Hell, I wish I could remotely lock down my wife’s wallet once she spends too much.

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These LEGO wallets are pretty nifty, and the ones with the baseplates on the side can actually be customized with any bricks you care to attach.

While I think these are fun, I don’t know how comfortable they are since they look pretty bulky and stiff. I’ve actually stopped carrying a wallet anyhow. I don’t like having them in pockets and leaving a wallet in a backpack seems like a bad idea.

LEGO wallets will set you back between £15 to £20 (appx. $24 to $32 USD)  depending on the style, and are available from ColorByNumbers.

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Made by North Carolina-based Toner Machining Technologies, this XXXXL cousin of Swiss army knives measures 4.0 x 3.57 x 1.150-inches and weighs a whopping 7 oz. when empty. It’s made of “CNC machined solid billet 6061-T6 (tempered) hard coat anodized Aluminum”. Trust me on this, I’m a blogger: the more words it takes to describe a material, the tougher it is.

The picture above shows the tweezer, the round, pointy glass breaker below it, and the toothpick. Below you see the pen, and the inside of the wallet. The Tactical Wallet is lined with O-ring seals “to keep water, dirt and dust from entering the interior.” TMT also claims that the Tactical Wallet provides the “ultimate in credit card information protection by actually blocking your personal information from the theft of RFID type scanning devices.”

But what if there’s a nuclear bomb explosion? No problem! Just hide in the Tactical Wallet and it will protect and sustain you for up to a thousand years! Need a weapon? It’s got you covered! The Tactical Wallet is also a nuclear bomb! Need a friend? The Tactical Wallet has a great sense of humor, and is very sociable! None of those statements are true, of course. I think.

The TMT Tactical Wallet sells for $125 (USD). Interested parties can call 828-432-8007 for more information; call the same number if you want to order via credit card. You can also send a check or money order to: Toner Machining Technologies  PO Box 2876 Morganton, NC 28680. I bet MacGyver has a Tactical Wallet. Or not. He’d probably make one from scrap if he needed to.

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Of course, if you’re not a smoker, you can still take the old man along with you; he doubles, in this incarnation, as a card case or a very thin wallet. See, not only is he helpful, he’s also useful.

Best of all? He’s pretty cheap. You can get your hands on this versatile case for a mere $15. It’ll go really well with all those nifty lighters we’ve seen of late.

Nilesz even made a video to promote his wallets:

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Strangely enough, there are no Pac-Man wallets in Nilesz’ current lineup. I guess they’re sold out?

The wallets sell for $40 – $80 USD; I guess the price is determined by the rarity/popularity of a game. Check them out at Nilesz’ Etsy shop.

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Etsy’s packed with bags made with the most adorable fabric ever, but this is really one of the cooler examples I’ve seen. This particular bag, from the capow shopfront, measures 7.5″ x 4.25″ and makes a good clutch or large wallet. The capow shop has some other geek-friendly bags, too, like this casette tape clutch (for the retro music lover in your life):

These and other capow bags are priced between $12 and $20, plus shipping.

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Aside from placing a buck or two inside this wallet, you might also want to add your expired driver’s license or a picture of your ex. So if you ever get mugged you can easily part with this wallet, knowing that everything in it – even the design – is so retro. Yesterday’s news. Gone. Your heart will go on.

You do have to shell out $20 for this wallet though, so I guess if you really have no money then you wouldn’t be able to buy this over at jDUCT’s etsy page. Such a shame, because these duct tape wallets are made with the utmost craftsmanship. According to jDUCT, “each seam is reinforced to eliminate sticky stuff associated with other duct tape wallets.” See? This one doesn’t have all that sticky stuff. Can’t get more professional than that.

The wallet offers plentiful storage for credit cards, cash, spare change and even a checkbook, but no matter how hard you press on the keys, it still won’t control your computer (although it really should.)

Designed by California indie crafter QuietDoing, the QWERTY pocketbook [$44] is covered with a bold black and white keyboard fabric, coated in clear vinyl (for added durability), and lined with a lime-green and navy-blue vinyl interior.

Guys, don’t despair. The QWERTY wallet isn’t just for the ladies. There’s also a bi-fold men’s version available too [$28].

You can find QWERTY wallets and plenty other clever accessories (I especially like this funky turntablist wallet) over in QuietDoing’s Etsy shop.

[Thanks for the tip, RoadsideScholar!]