cute and sturdy,  but iffy design
929685
unfortunately, the tongue slips down when putting the shoes on and is difficult to pull back out and happens during normal wear as well.
4049811
This backpack is cute, but not great for heavy use. The fabric (exterior and lining) is thin/flimsy and the straps do not seem as though they could regularly handle much weight. I would not advise purchasing this as a school backpack for older children or adults as it seems that carrying heavy books would cause the straps to detach and the bottom is not reinforced. In terms of looks, I had a few minor gripes. While the backpack is cute, I didn't find that the color really met my expectations based on the product photos. The backpack I received seemed less of a coral pink and much deeper in color. Not terribly different, but something for other buyers to consider. Also, the small label on the front of the backpack has a few strange typos. You can see in the attached photos, but it reads, "Designed By Leaper Creatve Lab For Your Urban Digital Lifesr Yle." I tried removing the writing with rubbing alcohol, but it stuck fast. I did not attempt to remove the label itself. Overall, if you're looking for a relatively inexpensive backpack for light use, don't mind the darker color, and won't be bothered by the strange label, it's a fine purchase. While my problems with it weren't worth returning it, I would not repurchase.
758743
Overall its well made, and the little flap that adjust angle is even hinged. So there are some nice features. Theres a pretty serious design flaw for me, which is that the clips are positioned so close to the backboard that it makes fitting in even modest size books (think your average paperback) hard. See pics. The book rests awkwardly above the stand flap its meant to sit on because it can't go any further. I'm going to try to move the screws out to the edge of the flap, which sits further out, and it may solve this issue. If you're using it for sheetmusic, or papers, or the like, you'll find it fine. For books, cookbooks, etc, it may be problematic.
4498588
I got this case about 6 weeks ago. I get compliments on it all the time, it looks pretty nice and it's really sturdy, but it does have some problems.

1. It was difficult to snap the case together over the phone (I was really struggling before I finally got it), and once I got it on, I noticed that the two pieces do not quite line upon the right side, creating a rough little ridge. When I tried to remove the case to realign it, I realized that the bamboo does not give at all and that the case is locked on very tightly. 6 weeks later, I still haven't been able to remove the case.

2. The outside edges of the case (the "bumpers") are too thick to plug in headphones or to set the phone onto a dock. Anything aside from very slender cords simply will not go into the phone with the case on. Headphones with L-jacks and thicker connectors (basically anything but the actual Apple headphones) will not fit in the headphone jack hole on the case, and I have not been able to dock my phone onto my car or house iPod docks. I'm estimating that the wood is about 1/8 inch thick around the edges of the phone, and holes in the case line up with the holes on the phone very closely. I simply can't fit anything besides Apple headphones and the charge cord with the case on; this is a problem since I can't remove the case (nor can my boyfriend, roommate, etc).

3. I've dropped my phone (more than 3 feet) about a half dozen times with the case on and it's held up fairly well. I did do a sort of drop/throw that managed to crack the upper right corner of the case a few weeks ago. When I noticed that there was a (very small, mostly unnoticeable) crack, I tried again to remove the case in its weaker state, but still to no avail.

This thing is definitely sturdy, really cute, and fairly well made. Not sure if I got a lemon or if they all lock impossibly tight, but if you get one, check to see if it'll work with any docks or headphones you use frequently before you snap the case on. I think I will have to wait until it falls 20 feet or more before I'll be able to get the damn thing off, but it looks really nice so I'm pretty happy for now.
2613995
Sturdy and cute. Fits a large roll of towels,  but just barely.
3384582
This item is super cute, but the 'flower pot' design is a little weird since the bottom portion is somewhat curved like a bowl. These are made in China and there are some minor imperfections in the paint, but overall I am happy. Also, the paw print in the bottom is slightly raised (I was expecting a flat surface so as to be able to place a slow-eating device with a suction cup to hold it in place on the bottom of the bowl).
1271988
We got this for an older iPad that my toddler uses, to replace the more common Apple brand cover we'd been using. It has some significant positives; it's certainly cuter than the Apple case, and probably more appealing to kids (at least visually). It's also nice that it has a couple of straps that you can attach to either a vertical post (like the bar on a car's headrest), or a horizontal  post. It's also nicely padded both externally and inside. The iPad is well protected.

We found three negatives:
First, the little fold-out stand on the back of the case is a nice touch, but it is not adjustable and the iPad is a bit too upright
Second, because it's a sleeve that fits more than one iPad model, it is not form fitting and the iPad can slide around a bit in the case
Finally, the case makes it difficult to perform the upward swipe from the bottom edge which actives various controls on the iPad. You have to sort of pull the case away from the screen and put your finger down inside to swipe up.

After a few weeks, I asked my daughter (almost 4) which case she liked better. She chose to go back to the Apple case, which is in no way designed to be "cute" for kids.
914732
I think this bag seems like a cute, sturdy value for the price tag. I'm happy with the purchase and keeping the bag. That said, I also agree with the reviewer that stated the colors are more faded in appearance than the picture makes you expect. It's not a dealbreaker for me, but it is worth noting in case you're hoping for something brighter. Also, if you're not excited about the idea of the exterior tag on the bottom panel of the bag, it's just stitched on and I easily removed it with small scissors. There's a little shadow where it was, but to me that's preferable to the enormous tag itself.
3737584
The Co-link & Linen/cotton fabric wall door hanging storage is a decent storage/organizer. The fabric is sturdy and easy to clean. I especially like the cute button accent decoration on the 3rd pocket. The checkerboard design is cute and allows the piece to standout with taking away from the rest of the room - at least in my house. However, there are a few things that could be improved upon. The hanging tie doesn't come attached,  so you have to attach and tie it on the top yourself. The pockets are barely large enough for paper, and you have to hold it open wide to get them in.
And the pockets don't go all the way down-it is sewn up on the sides an inch on each pocket,  so papers done slide all the way into the pocket. If there were an inch larger all the way around, this would be of perfect use for my family. I had planned on using it to store school papers and notes for my children in the bottom 2 pockets, and then family information/flyers/trip information in the top pocket; however, it does not allow for easy insertion of papers and my kids have already pulled it off trying to get things in. Unfortunately, I will not be using it for this purpose yet. My plan is to alter it a little by unstitching the sides that are sewn up and giving it extra room to open freely for papers, and to use 2 hooks to hang it instead of the V shape created by one nail/hook. If you aren't planning on storing full size sheets of paper, then this is definitely a viable option - it just wasn't for my family yet.
I purchased this at a reduced rate in exchange for an honest and unbiased review. These opinions and experiences are solely my own.
722929
This is super cute! For the price, it's a great accessory. There are a few problems. For starters, I have an iPhone 6, and it's difficult to fit my phone in. You have to put it in diagonally and hope it doesn't shift when you close it. The other thing is the chain is metal, and the clasp is magnetic. This means when you close the purse, the chain will stick to the clasp.

Overall a good buy for the price, but it's not practical for everyday use. It's an occasional accessory.
4627529
I love Baggallini!! This is a cute purse, perfect size, and compartment space, but I can't give it 5 stars because of what I consider a design issue. The added protection the flap provides shoul be over the side where you keep your money and credit cards.  Just the zipper protection for that side is not enough for that side. The flap is almost wasted on the side where you would keep things that aren't as susceptible to pickpockets.  In addition, the shoulder strap is consistently getting twisted.  This has never happened in my other Baggallini bags.  I hope that Baggallini reconsiders the design.  If they fixed it, I'd buy a couple more in different colors.
3442766
Definitely more difficult to put together (and I've put a LOT of furniture)... its very sturdy and cute though. Only issue was the drawers aren't exactly even- but every time I tried to adjust/fix it-- it only made it worse. So I left well enough alone. It's still good for a kids room :)
4806520
I love how this looks. It's adorable.

However, it's also pretty inconvenient. It wobbles perpetually, and when you reach for your paper towels, they won't spin, so I end up knocking the thing over all the time.

I live in a tiny house, so it's just not practical. I'll try gifting it to my sister and brother-in-law, who are into nautically themed stuff at the moment. Might work for holding toilet paper in their guest bathroom.
135644
Very cute, but I felt the strap would be a problem...
258572
I just got this in the Cool Brite Paisley pattern, and it's very cute.  The colors are bright and vivid, and it works perfectly for the use I bought it for -- as a way to keep some of my work files at home.  I wanted something a bit cuter than just a plan plastic box, and this fits the bill since it's cute enough to leave out.

That being said, because the trim on the top is fabric, the hanging file folders I placed inside have a hard time sliding back and forth.  It's been fine so far since this will only get light use from me, but if you'll be sliding files more frequently, this might not be the best choice for you because of the "drag."  It also seems a bit overpriced for what it is.

Other than that, it works great for filing and storage needs.
1556944
Very cute and serves its purpose. The material is sturdy but the mini screws were hard to put in for the doors and seemed to strip, despite lots of force. I also don't like that the single middle shelve is on inserted pegs so it isn't adjustable. The towel bar is very loose and rolls around since it is smaller than the doweled divets to put in. The paint job is nice however and directions are easy to put together if familiar with assembling Chinese products. Only need a mini Philips screw driver which is so nice compared to products that require allen wrench assembly. I give it four stars overall.
4321487
The bookends are very cute and matched our nursery perfectly, but they ultimately weren't very practical. With the constant pulling books out and putting them back, it felt like I was always adjusting the bookends or they were tipping over. We switched over to a big basket and while some books get buried, it makes clean-up a lot easier.