The Best and Worst Designer Wallets on Chain (WOC)
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Source: The Fashion Guitar The Wallet on Chain — or WOC for short — seems like a great deal at first. They're around 40-50% the price of a handbag, but they can still fit a phone and a few other essentials. WOCs usually come with a chain strap (hence the name), so it's basically a small bag at half the price. Pretty good value, right? At least that's what I thought when I purchased my Dior WOC! After owning it for a few years, it's my go-to black occasion bag, but I've found that WOCs aren't always as amazing value as they seem. These days, I look for the following features in a designer WOC: 1) It must have a leather portion on the chain strap. While I loooove the chain on my Dior WOC, it has a tendency to dig into my shoulder if I have my phone and other things inside the WOC. This can be a problem if you're wearing clothes that don't cover the shoulder, like a strapless dress. 2) The chain should not rub the flap. Unfortunately, Dior WOCs have a