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To each her own, I guess. I don't want a wallet in my back pocket, myself. In order for it to be thin enough to be comfortable and not look silly, it wouldn't hold enough to be very useful to me. Plus, I'd have to find a bank that issues butt-shaped credit cards. |
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I (as a guy) always keep my wallet in my front pocket; otherwise it bothers me whenever I sit down. Less chance of getting pick-pocketed that way too. |
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Yep, front pocket stowage adds a healthy looking bulge as well (probably not for the ladies though!) |
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be like the Queen and never carry money. I don't.
And... (I think this is the first time I have said this) ...BAKED! there are millions of designs for women's wallets, like everything else there are far more choices for women than for men. What you want sounds like a Tula item. Not cheap, but lovely soft leather.
Given recent exchanges on 'Standardised Buttock Measurements', are you trying to keep the halfbakery's attention focused on ladies' rear ends, 'cowgirl'? |
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I think everybody should be like me; disorganized and walletless. I think if every person was like me, the world would be a better place. |
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Just sew on an extra flap to the right and left breast
pockets of your top, fastened by velcro or a zip, into
which you can place cards and money, receipts and
indegestion tablets. |
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They'd need "bend with the breast" cards for that. |
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Don't mean to be rude, but . . . why the need to genderize the wallet?
You want a soft wallet that conforms to the butt. Such things exist. It just so happens that most of the folks who buy them are men.
Other than tampons, jock straps, etc., products are inherently gender-neutral.
It is amazing that so many marketers for so many different products automatically exclude half of their potential market by needlessly genderizing their products. |
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I don't have wallets or purses, I just take whatever money
I need out with me either in my pocket or down my sock. |
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Who was the guy who did the, "...flying, butt-shaped.." postings? |
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// That's gonna look good in a bar. Bending over to get money out of your sock. // |
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Depends where you put your sock. |
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Does it really depend where you put your sock? I mean if you're wearing it on your foot it seems strange bending over to extract cash from it. If you have a sock in your pocket which you pull out whenever you need money from it seems even stranger. Where can you wear it where it won't seem strange? |
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Ah. Well, see, in that case, it wouldn't look strange at all. |
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//since most of us wear tight pants// |
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Maybe the pants aren't tight enough....or the shape for them aren't right, because otherwise why would the woman need a wallet to pay for anything? |
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I'd just like to see women's pants which HAVE back pockets. Wallets that are thin and bendable do exist, you just have to look long and hard for them. |
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A lot of 'em do HAVE pockets ijn the back.. |
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Like quarterbaker said, i guess that there probably are soft ass-wallets out there that arent REALLY gender specific, but still the stereotype exists |
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as of right now,i do wear a wallet that is primarily for men on my butt.... |
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You are strangely fixated with wallets, and discussing your butt. |
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Wallets are already highly genderized. |
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I prefer checkbook style wallets, but 90% of these come in hot pink, with a change purse, and straps attached. Not exactly what I want people to see in my pocket. I'd rather have one with skulls, and crossbones, and a nice chain strap. |
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You apparently prefer the bill fold type, which traditionally comes in black leather, with skulls, crossbones, and a chain strap, and would prefer to have something a little more delicate... |
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