Custom coin pouches are small, cheap to ship, and easy to hand out in volume, which is why they still work at trade shows, orientation days, and campus events. This category also covers zip purses, ID holders, and card wallets, so the same page carries the squeeze pouch that rides on a keyring and the slim card holder that goes in a back pocket.
Pouch styles and closures
Zippered pouches are the core of the group. The PVC and Polyester Zippered Coin Pouch with Key Ring is listed at 4 1/4" W x 3" H in a combination of PVC and 600D polyester, which is the shape most buyers picture. Squeeze styles open with a pinch instead of a zipper, as on the Old School Squeeze Coin Pouch Keychain at 3" W x 2" H x 1/2" D. ID styles add a clear window, like the Coin Pouch with ID Window and Split Ring, listed at 4.75" x 3.25" in polyester.
Materials
Vinyl, PVC, and polyester cover the light end of the range and keep the unit weight low for mailers. Leather sits at the dressier end. The Andrew Philips Leather Coin Case and ID Holder Wallet is listed in full grain leather at 4" W x 3" H. Metal and aluminum appear on the card holder styles, including an RFID card holder listed in metal at 4.19" x 2.44" x 0.38".
Who buys coin pouches
Schools, banks, transit programs, and healthcare groups order coin pouches in bulk because the piece is light enough to mail and useful enough to keep. Trade show teams lean toward the clip styles so the pouch can ride on a lanyard or a bag strap. If the item has to hold a badge as well as change, look at the clip on ID holder and zip purse styles rather than a plain coin pouch, and check the dimensions against the badge you already issue.