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

1st of all LIHIT LAB makes very nice quality products. I have ordered some in the past from Japan and am very happy that many items are available for quick shipping from Amazon. I was looking for a good compact case for carrying my drawing supplies for when I travel and the triple zipper offering did not disappoint. I was able to cram various Micron pens, mechanical pencils, leads, a battery eraser, a watercolor palette, watercolor brushes, spare leads, a ruler, protractor, proportional scale divider, fibonacci gauge, scissors, tombow knock erasers, fountain pens, and spare ink... This thing is huge yet very compact, smart and organizes everything so well. Also the separated zippered chambers really help to further organize your supplies in a neat portable chubby carry all. Smaller ziplocked plastic baggies can further aid in organizing your supplies and work well with this case. This is a sturdy quality canvas case made with precision detail and beyong impressed me when it arrived. I absolutely love it, a full 10/10.

The LIHIT LAB. Double Zipper Pen Case, 7.9 x 2.8 x 4.7 inches, Coral is undoubtedly the best one I’ve used yet. I use it everyday in school and find that it is the type of pencil case that best suits my needs as a student. Before this pencil case, all other pencil cases I used were just big bags with one or two pockets. I found that my things were very disorganized and my pencils smeared lead all over my other supplies, making them dirty and quite frankly, disgusting. With this pencil case, there are two compartments and pockets for everything. No supplies will have to just fall free in a large bag. All of my supplies can be organized (I can keep my pens, pencils, highlighters, and color pencils all separate) I also found that in the past, I had to disperse everything I needed in a large pencil case and a smaller pouch but now everything I need (including a large graphing calculator, 5 pencils, 12 color pencils, 6 highlighters, 8 pens, a ruler, a protractor and 2 erasers) fits into one compact and easily transportable case. The only complaint I have is that care instructions were not included. After my pencil case got a little dirty on the outside from school, I wanted to wash it but was unsure if it was washing machine safe. I decided to test it and put in the machine and dryer and it came out clean and in perfect shape. Overall, Im very happy with this purchase (though a little expensive) and it remains in good shape to date.

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.

This is a very well built pencil case with a lot of great options. Im giving it 4 stars for 2 reasons: while you have a lot of great options, in a way it still limits you (that may seem like an odd statement unless youre actually holding one in front of you). You cant use highlighters or markers of any kind that are fatter than the average pen. If you put non-mechanical pencils in the front sections, theres no pocket or stop of any kind so they can easily slide through. And can we talk about the instructions in Japanese?! So, that part is a complete loss for me. If there were ideas posted of the different ways that they sections could be used, that would be awesome and very helpful. Can some owners post short videos on how they used it? That would be great! Right now, Im doing a bit of trial and error (mostly error). I think that no matter what size you get, this is worthy every penny and can last a long time. I wish I saw this years ago because Ive wasted so much money trying to find a case like this to meet all my needs. Im sure it will take me through Grad School and beyond.

i was watching some organizing school supplies video on YouTube and a very organized and studious youtuber bought this so Id thought I would buy one myself to be like her. IT WAS THE BEST DECISION EVER!!!!!!! This pencil case is bigger than I expected and fits a lot more stuff, usually all my previous school years I would have to shove everything and it would break down due to the overload every year. This case fits more than I wanted so if you have a lot of supplies like I do, you shouldnt have a problem with the capacity. As for stability, this case felt very stable and seems like it will last me a few years ahead but I dont know about the elastics inside that holds the pens.the front pockets in the front cant fit anything, maybe a card or a student ID (which I think will fall out) but thats it, nothing can fit because its so stiff and not flexible. The inside is also the same, not flexible at all but I guess thats a good thing so it holds your stuff in place and wont fall out each time you open it. Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase. I read some reviews from the 1 star category and people said it smelt like chemicals? To me, it smells like leather or like a brand new car. There was not one scent of chemicals so I guess its just luck? So Id say, buy it but be warn about the small and maybe a minor defect like a rip inside as Ive seen another reviewer commented. Cant wait to use this for my 9th grade year!!! Class of 2020!!!!!

Great size, easy to clean, cute case. Perfect for on the go with out worrying it getting dirty.

This case fits a ton of stuff in it. You could fit way more pens on the left panel if you stacked them. This case is super inexpensive for its quality and durability. Contrary to most reviews, I got lucky I got one without a chemical odor. It just smells normal to me? The cheapest option of this is honestly the best way to go for students [who arent artists], in my opinion. Buying more flaps would help more for objects like [washi tape], white-out, staplers, erasers, etc. but not pencils. Pros: - Fits a lot - Durable/strong - Many different compartments (Two pocket compartments in the front. Awesome for sticky notes, photo cards or I.Ds) - Great range of colors to choose from - Fit my bubble tea pin through the fabric! - My seller included a cute little origami of a shirt Cons: - The mesh is panelling is kind of odd and flimsy. Its separated well though. - If you shake it/drop it/move it too hard, the secured pens may kind of flop around a bit. They never fully fall out of place, though.

Really enjoying this pen case for carrying a lot of every day items (pens, flashlight, work key, additional keys, first aid, some otc meds, and additional credit cards). Ive been trying to slim down what I carry in my pockets to just phone, slim (3 card) wallet, and 2 keys. But I like to have several things with me just in case. So Ive been throwing anything additional that Id like to have near me into the case and the case I usually keep in the car or backpack. Really surprised at the durability and quality of the case. I wish there were a little more pockets and organizer. Please let me know if you guys design a case that is less pen/pencil oriented please!

The item arrived on time and as described (photos look nicer). But the quality is really on average level. I will continue use it until I find a better one.

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.