So I have finally purchased and used the
Prada Saffianowallet in bluette/cornflower blue for over a month and and I'm loving it! I have never used the old model zippy compact wallet but have seen it in person several times in store (just never bit the bullet). In my opinion, this Prada wallet is very similar in terms of size and layout. The main exception is that the coin compartment is on the exterior of the Prada wallet whereas it was in the interior of the old mode zippy compact wallet. I actually prefer the exterior coin compartment.
Here are some photos I took:
Front
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Back (with exterior coin compartment)
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Open
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Top view showing the bill/notes compartment
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Zipped up
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The wallet features 12 cc slots, 4 document/receipt compartments (these are quite tight and difficult to fit too much), 1 deep bill compartment which fits all the Australian banknotes and 1 exterior coin compartment which is sort of hard to get into as it is not a huge compartment, this is also comparable to the coin compartment in the old model zippy compact.
Dimensions of the wallet are L 15cm, W 10cm, D 2cm (when full of my belongings).
After a month of continuous use, the credit card slots are still quite tight and difficult to slide my cards out, although I'm sure this will loosen up over time. I love the sturdy Saffiano leather and I find I do not need to baby my wallet as much as I did my previous LV vernis Sarah wallet. This is also fairly lightweight even when full. Because of the shorter length, I am able to fit it into most of my small bags, e.g
Gucci Soho Disco, LV Eva Clutch, LV Alma BB epi and even though it was a tight squeeze, I could also fit it into my Furla Metropolis crossbody.
I'm not entirely sure what the actual name of the wallet is called as it is just listed as "wallet" on the Prada e-shop website:
http://www.prada.com/en/GB/e-store/woman/wallets/continental/product/1ML001_QWA_F0016.html I purchased mine from Reebonz
Anyway, I hope this helps somebody else who is on the lookout for something similar.