LIHITLAB Zipper Pen Case, 7.9 × 2 × 4.7 Inches, Black (A7551-24)

The pencil case is incredible. Perfect for organizing your stationery and having a lot of it at once. The problem I had with it was that it lasted a little over a year before showing tears. I bought it in June of 2018 and now is September of 2019. It could’ve been my pens being too big or me having too much stuff in the case, either way, with such durable material and the price being $10-$15 depending on the seller, it should’ve lasted longer. I know people who had this case for years and years without any issues but mine just didn’t last as long. Would buy again though.

Wow! I cant believe how spacious my new Lihit Lab Teffa Pen Case is! I am quite impressed with the construction of this case and spent a good deal of research on it prior to my purchase. I was able to fit: □ 5 SAI watercolor brush pens □ 4 Pilot Juice pens □ 11 LePen pens □ Pentel Hybrid Gel Silver Metallic pen □ Uniball Signo white pen □ Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pel □ Pilot Opt mechanical pencil □ 11 Zebra Mildliner highlighter pens And loose in the gusset/center areas, I was able to fit: □ 6 Pigma Micron pens □ 5 Zig pens □ 1 Copic Sketch Marker Thats a whopping 47 pens/markers! As you can see from the bottom right photo this does put the case at capacity but I was able to zip it up snugly. Overall, its a great medium sized book-style case and can easily fit into your bag of choice for travel. The price is under $15, which makes it quite appealing to students and budget-savy artists (like me). Highly recommended! 8-bit Super Mario Bros ‪planner stickers‬ are by @foxandcactus on Instagram

I think it says something when youve 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 dont 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. Cant see any open seams everywhere, and the teffa fabric feels like I could run it over with my Honda several dozen times and itll still be intact. Wont 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 wont 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 youre hyper-sensitive to smells, I doubt youll notice anything, unless it was defective.

I bought this in high school, it was really cute and fit in my backpack really well. It did rip on some of the folds but it held nicely for a few years then I never used it again because I graduated. However, I did buy a green version not too long ago and it was really nice! it felt like the way they remade it was with different materials. I still would recommend this to someone even if I dont use it much myself.

I bought this for my fountain pens and sample bottles of ink for travel. The picture shows the inside flap sewn on the left side of the inside of the spine. However, mine is sewn on the right side. This means there is extra space on the pen side, but its tight on the side with mesh pockets where the inks and extra stuff go. The case is stiff, but Im sure it will soften as it is used. Other than the flap being on the wrong side of the spine, its excellent for my fountain pens, sample inks, and accessories.

Its mostly a sure thing. I am a pen/pencil person, so I have pens, pencils, markers, highlighters, dedicated erasers, and such. After a little thinning of the less-used tools, most of it fits in this case. The front of the inside page is suitable for skinny pens and only skinny things. The back of the inside page has enough space for three Pentel Ain Stein lead cases (which are flat, low-profile cases) and a uniboxy eraser. Adding more stuff makes it tough to access the tools on the front of the inside page. The front and back outside page can store chunkier pens and highlighters. On first use, the seam ripped at the bottom of the inside page. Its not a big hole and its not worth the return postage to fix it, so Im using it anyway. Overall, I like it. Minus one star for space constraints.

I love the Lihit Lab cases, Ive collected a number of them to house my ever-growing pencil, pen, ink, and eraser collection. This one is a sturdy case, with sort of canvas-like material on the outside. Spacious inside. Sturdy zippers.

Got this for my daughter to carry her art supplies around when we are hiking. She loves it!

I had one of these that I had purchased from JetPens, and I filled it with a ton of art supplies to carry with me in my bag, or on my travels. My best friend was always saying i need to get one of those!...so I got it for her! This bag has SO MUCH ROOM. I keep an assortment of pens/pencils (about a dozen assorted), about 6 small paint brushes, also my waterbrush, a small bottle of water, and a little water mister, 2 erasers (one with a pencil sharpener included), a small metal ruler, a small pair of scissors, a small box cutter, a small roller cutter thingie, a bone folder, 4 washi sample cards, several paper clips, several sheets of watercolor dots, a bunch of flake stickers, a glue roller, and im sure theres more in there but I cant remember everything. Im sure the thing weighs a couple lbs, but I dont mind as I have really anything Ill need! Its just a vault! Its compact though, so it still fits easily in my bag.

I really like this little pen case. I use it to keep all my pens for my Bullet Journal in. In the front pocket I hold my credit card size stencils, and inside I keep 8 PaperMate Flair pens in the front pocket, and 9 various size pens in the center pocket, small sticky notes in the small mesh pockets, and 8 Crayola Super Tip Markers in the back mesh pocket. The material this is made of is a sturdy nylon and wipes clean easily. I really like the shade of orange this case is. I also like that the zipper is very smooth when zipping and unzipping. This little case can hold a lot, but it feels very compact in my hand and it can fit very easily into my tote. I plan to buy a couple more in different colors. I think this is a nice quality pen case for the a reasonable price. I expect that this will hold up well over time.