So there are products that lefthandcitizens immediately see as beneficial, and some where a little time is needed to gain the benefits.
I got a left-handed wallet recently. I just wasn't sure where the benefit was going to be.
The immediate difference that I found was two-fold:
First, the opening fastener opens from right to left and not from left to right.
Then the credit card holder is on the right hand side of the wallet, not on the left hand side (as found on right handed wallets).
So, is it useful? Well, some might find that after using a right-handed wallet for so long, that the value is minimal. To test this, I switched back to my right-handed wallet for a while. Pulling out the credit cards from the LH side no longer felt intuitively right. It no longer felt what comes naturally. That is when I realised that liked my LH wallet a lot.
The downside is the minimal choice of LH wallets around.
So here is a thing. Wallet makers have a target market of 8% of the population that they do not cater for. This community of potential buyers is not a fad, it is not a fashion thing. At a time where business is tough, does it not make good business sense to ignore a consumer community that are presently ignored.
Rather than generate the 100th design of a RH wallet, why not invest in a handful of LH ones and promote the fact?