LIHIT LAB Large Capacity Zipper Pencil Case For School Office College, Big Capacity 4 Compartments Pencil Bag Holder Adults Teen Boys Girls, Travel Cosmetics Storage, Jet Black (A7551-124)

I use this for my to go plein watercolor painting kit. It holds a lot of my supplies and still manages to have a small format! There are 2 zippers which I love and the material is heavy duty. The green is also super cute. This fits into my art bag and is ready to go when I need it.

This case is great! I needed this because trying to use all my various pens & tools around my cats was tricky. Sometimes I want to work in my sketchbook on the sofa etc. We have three cats & 2 of them are new to our family. They are just under 2 & very curious & playful. This case keeps my pens & supplies very handy. Not only are they not as tempting to the cats but I can easily transport my kit anywhere in the house or outside. The added bonus is that I can keep my pens in order making it easier for me to find just the pen I need, instead of loose in a big box or bin. Plus it holds more than just pens & pencils. I can carry extra leads, erasers, everything I need. I actually like that they did not use stretchy elastic bands to hold the pens. I like having a big open slot that I can fit any thickness pen through. I don't have to worry that the bands will stretch out over time and get loose as I pull pens in and out. There is extra room after you fill up the slots and pockets. I can see a small sketchpad or notebook fitting inside. Will be great for traveling! I purchased the orange color so I can see it easily across the room or in a pile of stuff. Plus, I like the color orange and this pouch is a nice shade of pumpkin orange, not too bright yet vibrant. I'm now thinking of buying other colors to make specialized kits of supplies for different purposes, each designated by the color of the pouch. The material seems sturdy, similar to soft luggage material. Sewing looks nice and clean as well. I do have some suggestions for the manufacturers: 1. I would love the zipper pulls to have a snap to keep the pull locked in place. My new cats LOVE to bite and destroy zipper pulls including metal ones! So having these two dangling zipper pulls is super tempting. The case does not need two pulls to function so one pull with a snap to keep it open & a snap to close would be awesome. Plus, there would not be any jingling noise to contend with. 2. A bit of padding in the lining of the front & back of the case would protect the contents more from drops & crushes. 3. I want to get this in various sizes all the way up to super large!! One that will also fit a big sketchbook and all my supplies for traveling. These really are fantastic for organizing all your stuff. I am very happy with my purchase and with Prime it arrived very quickly.

You can put a surprising amount of stuff in this little case. On one side I'm able to put 8 brush pens, 7 fine-liners and a pencil. Turning the center flap over, there are mesh pockets where I keep a tube of white gouache, 2 kinds of erasers, a tiny pack of tissues, 4 travel brushes, 3 water brushes, a viewfinder and a gray scale card. There are also 2 outside pockets where I've slipped some waste watercolor paper for testing colors. The zipper works smoothly around all 4 corners. All in all, a great value.

In wanting to help my upper elementary kid be more organized, I did some research on the top pencil cases (who knew there was really such a thing!). Three models that seemed promising were the Lihit Lab book style case A7551, the Easthill pencil case, and the Lihit Lab Large Double Pen case A7661. First off, all three seemed well made and like their craftmanship would withstand a hard life with an upper elementary kid. But it was the organizational details that really made the difference. If you don’t feel like reading the rest of the review, the Lihit Lab Large Double Pen case was the winner, but if you want to know why, read on! I ordered all three and then put the same equivalent supplies in each to see which worked best for my kid. For this exercise this included a mechanical pencil, extra lead, a regular pencil, a blue ballpoint red, a highlighter, a red pen, a 4-in-1 pen, a large glue stick, a pencil sharpener with a catcher, a dry erase marker, and a large eraser (not shown in the supplies photo but in each pen case photo). These supplies went into each of the bags and then I had my kid check them out. When ordering, I thought the Lihit Lab Book Style Case would be the winner. But the flap on the left side doesn’t have a bottom, which means that any item placed there should really have a clip, otherwise it could easily fall out (why the mechanical pencil is on the other side). Additionally, there’s no great area to have spares unless they’re front and center (and if your kid has a problem using one item and putting it back in its place, they could easily be overwhelmed with a row of identical pencils). But with the height of this case, a regular pencil wouldn’t fit on the other side with a bottom, so one would just have to be really careful to make sure it wouldn’t slip out when opening/using the case. I also thought the pockets when you “turned the page” to the next section would be really helpful, but as soon as my kid grabbed the case to close it, all the items in this area started falling out. On the right side of the “back flap” the glue stick extends beyond the dry erase marker, so that strap holds down the glue stick but then lets the expo marker fly. So if someone was an adult, or more careful and had supplies that were all the same depth (i.e. putting all one’s colored pencils in), this could work well. The Easthill had a lot of attractive qualities. The little flap that comes out for the most used supplies was nice, but it’s too short to fit a regular size pencil, so if someone prefers using regular-sized pencils, they would always need to go into the main bag of the compartment for one. Here the flap has individual slots for particular items, so each item has its own spot, but you can’t easily squeeze more items in than the six designated slots. Additionally, though it’s not needed here, if one were to be putting their spare pencils and other supplies in the pouch section, I could see how it could start spilling over into the flap section if it was too full. The last case is the Lihit Lab Large Double Pen case. This one was the goldilocks case for us. A full size pencil just fits, and even though it’s not very apparent here, we were able to stick a large eraser in the slot above the pens/pencils. The supplies didn’t fall out when my kid tried to close it either. And although the pouch side doesn’t open as wide, it’s fully separate and would easily hold extra pencils or items as spares, but not normally be visibe, as the “book” side really holds everything necessary for most school days. So, we’re keeping the Lihit Lab Large Double Pen case and we’ll see if it helps the kid stay better organized!

I think it says something when you've purchased a product, gave it away, and then purchased it again later on. I had the charcoal one before, and it served me well; can store all of my travel art supplies in it. Over the months the only sign of wear was graphite smeared along the inside (my fault; I tend to use very soft art pencils and I did not know that my rotary lead pointer leaked graphite shavings) and some slight fuzziness on the outside where the fabric was worn. My second case is this current brown one. It has been about a year since my last case, and the only possible production difference is that I don't remember my older one having a cardboard backing in the middle divider; this newer one does. Otherwise, it is still just as solidly constructed as before. Can't see any open seams everywhere, and the teffa fabric feels like I could run it over with my Honda several dozen times and it'll still be intact. Won't test it out, though, since that wastes gas. ;) I had used a Kokuyo Neocritz Transformer pencil case before, which is also fantastic. However, the issue is that the number of art supplies I wanted to carry around grew way too fast, and I also wanted it to hold some wireless earbuds. Lihit Lab makes pencil cases that won't take up too much bulk but still efficiently organizes ALL THE THINGS. Also, I read that some people are turned off by the post-production smell; I did not notice anything of the sort. Perhaps if I pressed my case straight into my nostrils and took a good, deep whiff I might feel something, but unless you're hyper-sensitive to smells, I doubt you'll notice anything, unless it was defective.

I am a student going into her junior year of high school. Before this case arrived, I used an old makeup case of my mother's as a pencil case which I loved due to its ability to hold a ton of supplies in its various pockets while still being small enough to fit into my backpack. Needless to say, I was a little wary of buying a new case. However, this case has so many positives, it was hard not to love it even more than my old one. ---Pros--- -Space: This pencil case is able to hold about 10 medium sized pens in the first compartment, but could hold up to 16 if you put more upside down in between the others. The flipping part of the case holds about 12 medium sized pens (I put markers in it) and can hold other objects in the bottom pouch if necessary. The other side of the flipping part holds small items and can easily fit erasers, USB drives, pencil lead, bookmarks, or even earbuds. The last compartment could easily hold an additional 8-10 pens or 2 pairs of medium sized scissors. Mine has a pair of small adult scissors, a bookmark, index cards, and other items that I didn't expect to fit in the case at all. -Size: The pencil case folds up very nicely and is no larger than a small picture frame. It easily fits in any size backpack. -Pocket Variety: I never expected to be able to carry my wallet around in the pencil case, but the variety of pockets makes it possible. There are even pockets on the outside of the pencil case that can fit erasers, notes, Post-Its, or a pack of gum. -Price: The price is unbeatable. No question there. End of story. Cons: -Colour: This is only a con because I couldn't find any others. I wish this pencil case came in a larger variety of vibrant colours rather than just the basics, but the green I received is exactly as pictured and is still very pretty.

I got this case to hold my most frequently used planner supplies. I was pleasantly surprised at how much more stuff I can carry in it than I assumed would fit. The pen area on the front side of the divider holds 10 slim pens and the area opposite of it is roomy enough to handle everything from standard pens and pencils to my bulky water brushes. The deeper pocket in the bottom of the case has space for several stencils, a pair of scissors, a couple of rolls of tape, and a bulky tin that holds some masking stickers. The bag is sturdy and seems to be very well constructed. Even packed with all my supplies, it zips closed easily and doesn't seem to be straining at the seams or zipper. The size is great for my needs. It's roomy enough to hold what I need it to while still being compact enough to throw in my purse with my planner. I expect it to hold up for at least a few years of heavy use. If there was one change I would make to the design, it would be the 3 small pockets on the backside of the divider. I would have preferred one small pocket with the the other two removed to make space for a larger pocket. The small pockets are a great size for page flags, but they won't fit much else. I would have liked to be able to carry a full sized sticky note pad in there, but it's a minor complaint. I would highly recommend this case to anybody else who keeps a planner or bullet journal. It would also be great for art journalers, scrapbookers, and people who sketch or use watercolor pencils. There is enough room inside the case to carry a small sketchbook. I'm considering getting another specifically for my drawing and coloring supplies.

I am very particular about organization, and I have to admit, this case definitely meets my expectations. The material is durable and water-resistant, there is plenty of space inside, and the pockets are conveniently sized and located. The zipper glides smoothly. The case is flexible and collapsible but still holds a decent shape even when empty. I am using this case for school. The back pocket is just the right size to hold my TI-84, which takes up about 40% of the case's capacity. The three smaller pockets are great for pencil lead, hairbands, and flashdrives, or any other small items you need. The pocket bands are not elastic, but as long as you don't intentionally stretch them, they do a fine job of holding lesser used items. The front two sides I use to store writing utensils; between pens, pencils, and highlighters, I have about 10 things in the front pockets. They could hold much, much more, but I like the organization provided by being able to instantly see everything I have. Depending on where the pen clip is, it may not fit perfectly in either pouch, but that is easily rectified by switching it to the opposite holder. I don't really use the outside pockets of the case, but the first is credit-card sized and the second, index-card sized. It's nice to be able to store a quick note without having to open the case. Overall, I am very satisfied with this product. Compared to name-brand products in the same price range, I believe this case offers more organization and functionality. It also feels more durable than any comparable case I've felt; I expect this case to last through at least a year of heavy use, if not more. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for an everyday pencil case.

Nice but very expensive. U can get same from local brands

This case offers the right combination of storage space, and pre-positioned elastics, with room to store odd-shaped things. The zippers are well made and are extremely smooth to open and close. The central section does not get in the way when closing.

TLDR: Well built stiff case. sturdy enough to be handled rough. Holds many pens. Good for organization. As a Pen case this is well built and can hold many different sizes. The interior design is a bit limiting though. it doesn't stretch or flex by much. If your item is too big for the case, there isn't much of a chance of stuffing it in. This is something that you will only realize is a problem once you have it. Things like pairs of scissors, staplers etc might end up being a problem. I use one as a medical kit and the other as a cable/power source organizer for my electronics. In both cases they struggle but are good enough to do the job. These do make organizing easier. As much as the case is rigid and stiff, i don't fault the manufacturer. If it was more flexible, then it would not be strong.

It's a great pencil case can store loads however does feel a little flimsy, not always a bad thing, i know it can fit in my bag without being too much of a burden because it isn't hard cased however depends what you are after.

I’ve using this pouch for a year now and it has no problem at all!! The size and capacity of the product is amazing! It also looks very cool. The overall quality of zipper and the whole pouch is fabulous!