Paul Smith Wallets, Bags & Accessories

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Paul Smith wallets, card holders, bags, socks, scarves, belts, caps, gloves and cufflinks, plus mugs, towels and notebooks. The leather goods are the largest part of it — billfolds, card holders and wash bags in

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Paul Smith wallets and card holders

The largest group here and the one most people arrive for. The split worth understanding is between billfolds, which fold in half and hold notes flat alongside cards, and card holders, which are flat sleeves for cards alone and sit far better in a front pocket. Both come in plain black leather, in signature stripe, and in the print interiors — Mini Blur, Pixelated Mini, Desert Mini and Mount Fuji — where the outside is plain and the pattern is inside, which is the more discreet way to buy Paul Smith.

Paul Smith bags, wash bags and belts

Bags run from the small end upwards: sling and cross-body bags for carrying very little, musette and camera bags in between, tote and expandable tote bags for a day's worth, and the suede duffle holdall at the top. The wash bags are worth a look as gifts — the coated canvas ones wipe clean in a way the leather ones do not.

Belts are mostly leather with a signature stripe keeper at the buckle, plus braided and plaited versions and a reversible one, so check which side you want before ordering.

Paul Smith socks, scarves, caps and gloves

Socks are the entry point to the brand for a lot of people and there are more of them here than anything else — signature stripe multipacks, Hudson and Norwich check, Henry cable knits, and the Larry odd-sock pairs where the two deliberately do not match. Scarves run through merino, lambswool and cashmere blends. Caps cover the zebra logo baseball styles, linen caps, bucket hats and beanies, and the gloves come in leather with stripe piping and in merino wool.

Paul Smith cufflinks, bracelets and homeware

The smaller pieces are where the brand's sense of humour shows most. Cufflinks come as racing cars, cameras, compasses and ghosts as well as the signature stripe curve. Bracelets are braided and beaded leather; there are also beaded necklaces and a rabbit-in-a-hat keyring. Beyond that sit bone china mugs, artist stripe towels, A5 notebooks, umbrellas and a lighter — the pieces that get bought as presents rather than for the buyer.

See the full Paul Smith range, or find us in Manchester and Sheffield.

Paul Smith Accessories FAQs

A billfold folds in half and holds banknotes flat alongside card slots, so it is the fuller option. A card holder is a flat sleeve for cards only, considerably slimmer, and the better choice for a front pocket. Both are made in plain leather and in signature stripe, and several have printed interiors with a plain outside.
Socks, card holders, cufflinks, mugs and towels, mostly because none of them needs a size. The signature stripe sock multipacks are the most given, and the bone china mugs and A5 notebooks work for people who would not wear the brand. Wallets and card holders are the step up.
The multicoloured stripe Paul Smith is best known for. On the accessories it appears three ways: as the whole design, as a small trim or keeper on belts and caps, and as a printed lining inside otherwise plain black leather goods. The last of those is the most discreet.
Keep them away from prolonged damp and let them dry naturally if they do get wet, rather than near a radiator. A light neutral leather conditioner once or twice a year keeps wallets and belts supple. Coated canvas pieces can be wiped with a damp cloth.