Millennials are constantly looking for products that are practical, affordable, and easy on the eyes.
And when a company nails all three, it’s hard to not get excited.
Enter the TGT (pronounced tight) wallet. Created by Brooklyn millennial Jack Suter, TGT wallets were designed to reduce annoying pocket bulk, i.e. the George Costanza wallet.
The TGT offers users total comfort and lightness, and carrying one frees up ample pocket space. It’s also the most successful wallet project in Kickstarter history, apparently.
Inspired by a friend who was using a rubber band from a stem of broccoli to hold his cards and cash together, Suter began sourcing the globe for leather tanneries to find the finest, softest, and most elastic lambskin in the world.
Photo: TGT
He was able to create a wallet that featured premium, ultra-soft, vegetable-tanned lambskin, as well as custom-designed elastic that was handmade in the U.S. by local craftsmen and artisans.
Even when the wallet is stuffed with cards, receipts, and cash, it’s still as slim as an iPhone and can slide effortlessly into your tightest pocket — completely eliminating the uncomfortable wallet bulge. And given its looks, the TGT wallet is something that could make a lot of young professionals very happy.
TGT wallets come in a variety of different colours and start as low as $36 – the same price as eating lunch at Burger Priest three times.
Photo: TGT
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