Jack Spade drops this nice little novelty bifold wallet highlighted by a design emulating a match book. The print is on the exterior and interior and it features all of the characteristics you would want in a bifold such as slots for cards and a main slot for your cash money. These look to be selling rather well at Park & Bond, so keep your eyes peeled for another release.

Take a closer look after the jump.

In time for Christmas, Prada has launched the 2011 Gift Collection. The range includes fun wallets, bags, key chains and pendants, iPad cases and iPhone cases and more. All product comes in lots of colors and is made of premium leather. The iPad sleeves and the teddy bear key pendants are our favorite in the line-up. The items certainly make for some fun gifts.

You can shop the entire collection now at Prada.com.

In time for the holidays, Head Porter presents the ‘Oestrich’ wallet collection. Offering mini coin cases, and different wallet styles, each piece comes in a series of colors, ranging from more subtle to more bold options. Look out for a release early December. (Via honeyee)

Stussy continues to work with Japanese leather goods label Jam Home Made into Holiday 2011. The latest release consists of a black leather tote bag and two sizes of perforated wallets, each of which are printed with Stussy’s vibrant ‘Chango’ artwork on the inside. These items were created in conjunction with Jam Home Made’s recent “RETROSPECTIVE JAM SESSION” exhibit in Japan. Now available through Stussy Japan.

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As part of its Fall/Winter 2011 Collection, Sophnet has collaborated with visvim on a special version of the Homer Tote Bag and a matching zip wallet. Both come in a nice navy/black/white knit pattern, perfect for the current season. The two products will launch this weekend exclusively at Sophnet stores and Isetan department store.

We take a look at some of the new pieces from the Nixon Holiday 2011 Collection. Next to their ‘Stealth’ offering, a nice new tortoise capsule collection and turquoise offering is also part of the new collection. Matching their watches, the brand presents wallets, bags, headphones and other lifestyle accessories.

Premium Japanese leather goods company Roberu has produced a small capsule offering for Hong Kong based Obscura Magazine. The range includes premium leather tote bags, leather bracelets, leather keychains, as well as leather wallets and iPhone cases. The Think Silly store in Hong Kong has the entire range in stock now.

After just having presented the colorful and flashy metallic wallet collection from Comme des Garcons for Christmas 2011, the Japanese brand goes in the complete opposite direction with their future offering – the ‘Very Black’ theme. The Very Black collection features luxury wallets, card holders and purses made with premium cow hide leather with the stitching, lining, zips and hardware all finished in classic black. This collection will be available in store from February 2012.

As part of their Christmas Specials 2011 Collection, Comme des Garcons will be introducing new metallic versions of its popular wallet collection. Featuring gold, green and blue metallic uppers, the series includes several styles of their wallet collection and a release is scheduled for mid November 2011.

Those lucky enough to have procured an iPhone 4S today, you now have another reason to rejoice as The Hundreds has released their Hex wallet designed to act as a jacket for your precious smart phone.

Available in three primary colors, RED, GREEN, and BLUE (RGB), the Code Wallet features an embossed genuine leather cover in JAGS™ pattern and signature The Hundreds “Adam Bomb” graphic printed on the interior of the protective iPhone 4/4S bed. An exterior cash pocket offers a place to keep bills, and three slots tucked inside the front cover of the wallet allow for easy storage of credit cards and ID. An elastic closure keeps things tight and secure, resulting in a slim profile wallet that won’t bulk up pockets or bags.

Take a look at the Hex wallets after the jump.