Vera Bradley Luggage Tag

I have had Vera Bradley luggage tags in the past. They last forever and are of good quality. This is the same. The color way it updated and on trend with the blush coloring.

Wish it came with a card to write your information on to place inside the plastic. Had to make my own.

This is a pretty luggage tag by Vera Bradley. It is plastic coated cotton and comes in a variety of prints. The name Vera Bradley is printed in small letters on the bottom of the tag face. Inside the plastic viewer is a thin piece of cardstock that says Vera Bradley. You flip this over and there is the word Name and a few lines to write your name. The tag appears to be well made, with even stitching. I like the bright color selection as this will help make it easy to pick out my bag from other luggage.The price point for what it is seems high but is comparable to other luggage tags. If you want to add a bit of pop to your luggage with a name tag, you will likely enjoy this piece.

This item was not as described! It was billed as Vera Bradley signature cotton and it was PLASTIC! Second time this week as misrepresented Vera Bradley product support ordered was misrepresented! I imagine it is fake. Very disappointed. Would not not buy again!

Love the blue flower design on the black background. Sharp looking.

Vivid print. Sturdy quality.

Love the purple.

This luggage tag is so adorable. I love the classic Vera look and it dresses up my baggage. Makes me so excited to travel!

This luggage tag is beautiful and made very well. I have many Vera Bradley products and the quality of her products are always top notch. This luggage tag is no exception. I have nothing negative to say about this product. I love it!

It will be easy to identify my black suitcase with this colorful tag attached to it. It’s a cute pattern, typical Vera Bradley style. I don’t’ know what recycled cotton is, but it feels like supple plastic and made to last. The tag portion is 4-1/2 inches long and the strap 7 inches, making it easy to loop through the strap to secure onto the bag. The only annoyance I found was when I took the included paper ID card out of the tag and went to re-insert it after adding my info. There is a Vera Bradley fabric label sewn inside the tag, but the edges aren’t sewn flat so the ID card gets stuck on the label, wanting to go under the label until it hits the stitching. I finally had to insert a thin knife into the opening to hold the label flat, then insert the ID card into the tag on top of the knife. There isn’t much extra room in the opening, and I was a bit concerned about stretching it out, but fortunately that didn’t happen. That’s a poor design, making it more difficult to use than necessary.