Overall the product is great, very attractive and durable but the loops for the pens are a little small.??????Roomy and beautiful brillant colorllegó antes de tiempo, excelente el servicioMy son love it!Was a little wrinkled and looked like it had been washed. I thought I was buying a new one!A Belgian company product, well made with a superior zip, but impractical in use. Unfortunately it costs at least twice as much as the competition equivalents, is not well designed and has a plastic toy monkey hanging by a metal chain from a steel 'D' buckle.I cannot imagine the design logic behind this inclusion, it is neither attractive nor appropriate. If you like to store your expensive pens or pencils in a heap in the bottom of the case, then this is for you - as this is the only way it could store 100 pens (it is called a Kipling 100 Pens Pencil Case). The overall case size of about 25x17x15cm makes it handy and not too bulky.Caution: The price fluctuates wildly in bursts from about £21 to £38. If you must buy one, be patient and choose your buying time with care.I would suggest that you look instead for a case with :1. far more loops to hold the pens (I leave a loop between each pen to avoid clashes)2. more than one 'page'of loops for better organisation of the pens3. the loop material should be about 4cm wide to hold the pens firmly and stop them swinging into each other. A point restraint pocket along the bottom of the page would further secure the pens.I am a big Kipling fan & have many bags & purses but this was my first pen case. This is a sturdy case which has a moving section with loops for your pens/pencils inside to separate the internal space. I bought it for my sharpies but had to use each alternate loop as they are so tightly fitted & sewn together. Most of my pens are just loose in the case, so on one hand it is good to keep them together, but it didn’t give me the organisation that I expected. Comes with a baby monkey.It’s a very good quality pencil case, the exterior feels very sturdy and the zip is chunky so there’s no issue of it catching. Unfortunately I’d bought this to house pens not pencils, and due to the incremental difference in width of the pens over pencils and the fineliners caps having clips on them, it very snugly fits 72 pens of two varieties. All things considered it’s a good quality pencil case but a bit pricey.Only 2 rows of pencil holders the rest of the storage is in the bag space useful for tubes of paint and brushes but pencils will get mixed up in the bottom of the case.this is a great high quality product although i think for what it is ,it is very overpriced you can get a great deal in it and i find it very useful but i do not think it is worth the money i bought it because i need the space to store a great deal of pens and pencils and it s better than having two or three pencil cases but it is overpriced in my opinion but useful you need to weigh cost and usefulness if you are buying this