Michael Kors Smartphone Wristlet Phone Fit: A Checklist

Michael Kors smartphone wristlet phone fit comes down to three measurements: the length, width and thickness of your phone with its case on, compared with the dimensions listed on the product page. A large phone in a slim case is the easier fit. A thick, rugged or wallet case adds to every measurement and is the usual reason a phone does not go in, so measure before you order.

Why the product name is not enough

Three of the wristlets below have Large in the name, and two have Smartphone. Neither word gives you a measurement. Large describes the wristlet against other styles in the range, and phones sold as large vary from one model to the next.

The reliable route is to read the dimensions on the product page for the exact style you want, then hold them against your own phone. We have left dimensions out of this post on purpose. Take them from the product page on the day you order, so you are working from the current listing.

Michael Kors smartphone wristlet phone fit: measure the phone first

Measure the phone the way you carry it.

1. Leave the case on. Keep anything else you normally have attached, such as a grip, a ring holder or a magnetic card wallet.
2. Measure the length from top to bottom at the longest point.
3. Measure the width, including side buttons and the edges of the case.
4. Measure the thickness at the thickest point. This is usually the camera bump or the grip.
5. Write the three numbers down in the same unit the product page uses.

A ruler works for length and width. For thickness, lay the phone face down on a table, stand the ruler upright beside it and read the highest point.

Compare your numbers with the listed dimensions

Open the product page and find the listed length, height and depth. If the page uses inches and your ruler is in centimetres, convert one set so both match.

Listed dimensions often describe the outside of a piece. The usable space inside is a little smaller because of seams, lining and the closure. If the page does not say which it is, treat the numbers as outside measurements and leave a few millimetres of slack on every side.

Depth is where most fits fail. A phone that matches the length and height can still strain the closure if the case is thick. For a quick visual check, cut a piece of paper to the listed length and height and lay your cased phone on it. If the phone covers the paper edge to edge, the fit is too tight.

What else fits alongside the phone

Once the phone is in a wristlet, the remaining room is mostly flat space. Cards, folded notes, a receipt and a single flat key are realistic companions.

Bulky items compete with the phone for depth. A car key fob, an earbuds case, a lipstick and a power bank are the usual problems. To test this at home, stack the things you plan to carry on top of your cased phone and measure the total thickness. Then compare that figure with the listed depth.

Interior layouts differ between styles. Check the product photos and description for card slots and pockets, since those decide whether your cards sit beside the phone or on top of it.

Four Jet Set wristlets to check, and a fallback

All four wristlets below are Pre-Order listings from the Michael Kors Jet Set line. Prices are in RM as shown on the site at the time of writing, and the colours are the options currently listed.

The two styles with Smartphone in the name are the obvious starting point if you are searching for a jet set smartphone wristlet. Do not skip the two Continental Wristlets, though. If you want a wristlet for large phones, the listed dimensions matter more than the name. The Michael Kors phone wristlet size you need is whichever one clears your three numbers with slack to spare.

If your phone does not pass the check on any of the four, a small crossbody is the other route. The Michael Kors Jet Set Travel Small Signature Logo Camera Crossbody Bag is listed from RM 259 in Black. Run the same three measurements against its product page before assuming it has more room.

Ordering, deposit and returns if the fit is wrong

These are Pre-Order items, so you can choose a 50% deposit on the product page. The cart and checkout show what you pay today and when the balance is due. Pre-Order items take about 30 days to reach you, and you get a status update at each step: Bought, In transit, Arrived and Delivered.

Delivery is free within Peninsular Malaysia. Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan pay RM21 per item, with free delivery over RM2,200. For every other destination, the shipping charge is shown at checkout before you pay.

If the wristlet arrives and your phone does not fit, the change-of-mind return terms apply. Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery. The item must be in new condition, a restocking fee of 10% of the total paid applies, and the cost of shipping it back to the seller is deducted from your refund. Exchanges are only for items that arrive damaged, so a swap to another style means a return and a new order.

A Pre-Order item can also be cancelled before delivery with a 10% processing fee, and payment gateway fees are not refunded. If you have a question about a listing before ordering, you can ask on WhatsApp at +1 603 440 9886.