Abstract: A foldable wallet intended to be secured on or about the user's person, by means of a cord. The wallet is made of various panels peripherally secured to each other, and defining a number of separate pockets for receiving and storing articles such as passports, maps, paper money, and coins, as well as relatively narrow elongate articles such as pens, penlights, or the like. The mouths of the pockets are transverse to the longitudinal dimension of the wallet, so that the pocket mouths face upwardly to contain articles within the pockets as the wallet is carried by its cord. The wallet folds asymmetrically on its length so that a part of the longer portion remains uncovered, and a pocket may be on the uncovered portion for access without opening the wallet.