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I’ve repeatedly tried to thin down my wallet, but I keep ending up like George Costanza and sitting with a tilt (and it’s not because of all the money). I can’t wait for the day when my phone entirely replaces my wallet, but until then I’ll need to find another solution. I may have found it with the Mighty Wallet from Dynomighty Design (though I’m not sure that I’m ready for another wallet transition). The company was “established in 2002” in New York, NY and “seeks to create a vibrant array of products to complement and accentuate the modern urban lifestyle with the designs of Terrence Kelleman.” It started with magnetic bracelets, but it seems that the Mighty Wallet has really caused the company to explode. Dynomighty Design was named to the Inc. 5000 with 416% three-year growth to $2.2 million in revenue.
What makes the Mighty Wallet so cool isn’t its slimness–it’s the fact that it’s made out of Tyvek. That means it’s light, eco-friendly, tear-resistant, and water-resistant. It also comes in all kind of cool designs. And it’s not just wallets, Dynomighty Design offers a wide range of cool products. If you’re digging the products, check out this video on how a simple idea became a multi-million dollar business:
It’s a pretty cool story, huh? If you like what Dynomighty Design is all about and want to show off your Dynomight, then you should consider a job with them. They don’t post specific positions, but they do have a Jobs section on their Contact page. They say that they “accept any applications from individuals with a strong work ethic, a persistent initiative to grow and a desire to continually learn,” so e-mail them at jobs@dynomighty.com if you fit the bill.
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Thanks for the great post Willy. Perfect timing as we are currently looking for several positions. We will post them to the comments here later today.
Nice!