Review: Toffee Cases Sleeve Wallet for iPhone

I’ve reviewed plenty of wallet-style cases for the iPhone. None of them have made it until my permanent case rotation, mostly due to the fact that they make the iPhone overly bully. The Toffee Cases Sleeve Wallet for iPhone is the first wallet-style cases I’ve checked out that actually allows you to use your iPhone in its slim, caseless form factor while still protecting your phone when you’re mobile.

Here’s what Toffee has to say about the Toffee Cases Sleeve Wallet for iPhone…

It is for folks who want to keep their phone and wallet together in one sleek package. Crafted from naturally milled genuine leather with a subtle pebble grain, the sleeve wallet features up to 7 card slots, a dedicated flap pocket for your notes and receipts, and a sleeve iPhone 6/6s.

  • Dedicated sleeve for your iPhone 6/6s & 6/6s Plus
  • 6 card slots, 7 for the iPhone 6/6s Plus size
  • Open the corner in the bottom left of the sleeve for the headphone jack.
  • Flap for notes, pocket for receipts

Head to this page on the Toffee website to learn more about it.

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