A leather padfolio built for the boardroom
This men's leather padfolio is cut from crazy horse leather, the kind of hide that takes on a richer, more varied tone the more it gets used. The cover is structured enough to hold its shape on a conference table, yet slim enough to carry under one arm on the way into a meeting.
A full zip-around closure runs the perimeter of the padfolio, keeping papers, cards, and cash sealed in on the walk between the parking lot and the office. The brass-tone pull is easy to grab one-handed, even when your other hand is holding a coffee.
Will it hold a tablet next to your notepad?
Yes, a dedicated interior sleeve holds a standard tablet flat against one side, while a spiral notepad sits on a built-in three-ring mechanism on the other. That means you can glance at a document on screen and jot notes by hand without swapping bags mid-meeting.
The three rings also accept standard refill paper once the included notepad runs out, so the padfolio keeps working long after the first pad is gone.
Organized for meetings, interviews, and the daily office run
Along the inside edge, a row of card slots keeps business cards and an ID within reach, and four pen loops hold everything from a fountain pen to a stylus upright and ready. A flat pocket behind the card slots is sized for a boarding pass, a folded document, or a bit of cash.
Nothing here is decorative. Every pocket earns its place for someone who moves between desks, meeting rooms, and the occasional flight.
A cover that only looks better with use
Crazy horse leather is known for developing a deeper, slightly two-tone patina as it flexes and picks up light scuffs, so the padfolio's cover tends to look more lived-in and less new with every meeting it sits through, rather than simply wearing out.
It belongs alongside the rest of a desk setup that's built to last. For more options, explore our full Men's Accessories collection.