9 Best Passport Holders of 2026

The Deluxe Passport Cover is the classic leather option on this list and our top pick for most buyers. Leatherology cuts it from full grain leather from its Timeless collection, which it describes as LWG-Certified Gold, and lines it with recycled polyester. Inside are 4 credit card slots and 2 side pockets for folded documents such as a boarding pass or customs form, and the cover measures 4.2 x 0.5 x 5.5 in., so it adds little bulk to a jacket pocket. The cover is solid leather without a "Passport" deboss, which leaves room for initials through Leatherology's personalization service. Every order ships in the brand's signature gift packaging at no extra charge. The trade-offs are price and scope: at $80 it costs more than the nylon and vegan leather picks, and it holds one passport. We compared documented features and published prices and did not test the cover.

The Stash RFID Passport Wallet is the value pick. Eagle Creek sells it for $39 and builds it from 100% recycled fabrics, with RFID-blocking technology that the brand says protects credit cards, hotel keys and other data cards. The feature that sets it apart from slim covers is security hardware: lockable, quick-open zippers close the wallet, and the pockets open accordion-style so documents stay visible and easy to reach. There is a dedicated passport pocket plus internal organization for cards and cash. Eagle Creek backs it with its No Matter What warranty and lists 60-day returns, which is a stronger safety net than most wallets here. It is fabric rather than leather, and it is thicker than a simple cover, so it suits a day bag better than a shirt pocket. Eagle Creek sells matching Stash bifold, trifold and zip wallets if you want a set. We compared documented features and published prices and did not test the wallet.

Bellroy's Passport Cover is the pick for couples and parents who travel with more than one passport. Bellroy lists slip pockets for up to two standard passports and boarding passes, card slots for up to 6 cards and a hidden flap for folded bills and receipts. A magnetic closure keeps it shut in a bag, and the cover has RFID protection. Its internal label doubles as a mini pocket designed to hold an Apple AirTag, so you can locate a lost holder with Find My, though the AirTag is not included. Bellroy lists premium leather and says its leathers come exclusively from gold-rated Leather Working Group tanneries. Bellroy's store showed a non-USD price from our location, so we have not quoted a US price and scored value conservatively. Check bellroy.com for the current US price before you buy. We compared documented features and published prices and did not test the cover.

Monos's Passport Cover is the best option for buyers who do not want animal leather. It is made from vegan leather that Monos describes as scratch- and water-resistant, finished with painted edges and a color-matched cotton twill lining. Opening it shows a dedicated passport slit pocket and three card slots on the right, and an open slot for a printed boarding pass with two more card slots on the left, for five card slots in total. That layout carries a passport, frequent flyer and membership cards and a boarding pass in one cover. At $45 it costs a little more than Eagle Creek's Stash wallet but has a slimmer, dressier profile. Monos does not list RFID blocking for this cover, and monogramming is offered only at select retail locations. Monos also sells the larger $95 Metro Travel Wallet. We compared documented features and published prices and did not test the cover.

The Luka Zip Passport Wallet is the cheapest holder on this list. CALPAK listed it at $31.20 during its 20% sitewide Black Friday sale, down from $39. It uses the soft, puffy fabric of CALPAK's Luka line and closes with a zip, which keeps cards and folded documents inside better than an open cover. Inside are a dedicated passport pocket, multiple card slots and a pen loop for filling in arrival cards. It comes in more than 20 core and limited colors, and personalization costs from $25 extra. CALPAK marks the sale price as final sale, so the wallet cannot be returned or exchanged, and CALPAK does not list RFID blocking. Buyers who want a protected wallet at a similar price should look at Eagle Creek's $39 Stash. We compared documented features and published prices and did not test the wallet.

The Raynor Passport Holder is Herschel's slim vegan leather cover, and it adds what the Monos cover lacks: an RFID blocking layer to protect card data. Inside are a passport sleeve and multiple card slots, and the tonal stripe liner is 100% recycled polyester. Herschel lists the weight at 0.18 lbs, the lightest figure published for any holder on this list. The brand backs it with a Limited Lifetime Warranty against material and manufacturing defects and offers 30-day returns, plus free ground shipping on US orders over $75. At $50 it sits between Eagle Creek's $39 Stash wallet and the $80 leather covers. Herschel does not say how many card slots there are, and the holder has no closure, so it suits a pocket or zipped bag. It comes in five colors. We compared documented features and published prices and did not test the holder.

The RFIDsafe V150 is less a passport cover than a compact travel organizer. Pacsafe lists 6 card slots plus space for a passport, flat bills and coins, a boarding pass and a pen, so it can replace both a wallet and a passport holder on travel days. RFID blocking is built in, and Pacsafe positions it within its anti-theft range. That scope is the reason to buy it: if you carry local coins and paper tickets abroad, a slim cover like Monos's or Leatherology's has nowhere to put them. The cost is size and price. At $59.95 it is the most expensive holder on this list with a verified price, and it is bulkier than a cover. Pacsafe offers free shipping to the US on orders over $49, so this organizer ships free on its own. We compared documented features and published prices and did not test the organizer.

Fossil's Gift Leather Passport Case is a straightforward leather cover with one perk the others charge for: free personalization. Fossil offers free engraving and embossing on its leather goods, so this case can be gifted with initials at no extra cost. It is made from leather, with dedicated slots inside for a passport, cards and small documents, and it measures 4.5 x 0.5 x 5.5 in. with Estate Brass hardware. Fossil says it is a member of the Leather Working Group. Online returns are free and standard shipping is free on orders of $75 or more, which this $80 case clears. The weakness is detail: Fossil does not publish a card slot count, and at our check the case came in one color, Whiskey. Leatherology's cover costs the same and lists its layout and leather grade. We compared documented features and published prices and did not test the case.

Samsonite's RFID Zip Travel Wallet is a long document wallet rather than a pocket cover. It is made from lightweight PU material, closes with a zipper and has built-in RFID blocking that Samsonite says protects credit cards, passports and other sensitive data from unauthorized scanning. Inside are multiple compartments for passports, boarding passes, currency and cards, and Samsonite describes it as designed specifically to accommodate passports. It measures 9.25 x 4.72 x 0.79 in. and weighs 0.4 lbs, so it lives in a bag, not a pocket, but it keeps printed boarding passes and documents flat. At $50 it costs the same as Herschel's Raynor and more than Eagle Creek's Stash, which also has RFID blocking and lockable zippers. It suits a parent carrying trip documents more than a solo traveler. We compared documented features and published prices and did not test the wallet.