Fabuxry Crossbody Handbag for Women Organize Pack Shoulder Bag Messenger Purses

Overall configuration:  The material may be "nylon" but not what you might think of as nylon. The bag has structure but is soft -- it has a nice quality feel. The strap is a smooth nylon webbing of the nicest kind -- nothing scratchy here.  The slide that adjusts the strap holds tight in position once moved, yet is very easy to move from under -arm to cross-body length.  The shortest the strap can be adjusted to is 30.5". The top zipper goes all the way to both ends of the bag and up a little into what might be considered the strap configuration area, so the bag opens up all the way.  The bottom of the bag is lightly padded.  The bag weighs 14.3 oz.Pocket configuration:  No credit card slots (yeah!!) or wasteful tiny useless pockets.  The front zip pocket (the one with the logo on it) is 7Hx10W and flat, but you cannot fit a 7x10 object in there because the zipper is 1.5" below the top of the pocket area, and only opens to about 7.5" wide. No additional internal pockets/dividers in here.  The second front pocket (behind this one) is the same size as the front one but is not "flat" but roughly 1/2-3/4" thick.  This pocket DOES open all the way, so a 7x10" object will fit into it (maybe slightly larger ... I was conservative in my estimates ... if you cram, you will likely get up to 1/2" more in all my pocket sizes).  Again, no internal pockets or dividers here.  Back pocket is the size of the body of the bag, at 8.5Hx11W inches, and flat.  But like the front pocket, you won't get an item that size in here if it's rigid because the zipper is 1 3/4" down from the top of the pocket.  The zipper opens to 10".  The side/end zippered "pouch pocket" is 4Wx6H" at the highest (it has a curved top), and is not flat, but roughly 3/4-1" thick. The zipper extends to a little below halfway down each size.  Again, no further internal pockets.  The small elastic pocket on the other side/end is the same size as the zippered pocket on the opposite end, with two small gussets, and not curved at the top.  A water bottle I put in here fit snuggly (I don't think it would tip out).The main pocket is 8.5"H x 11"W x 4.5" thick. Zipper opens to 14" (note what I said earlier about the zipper going all the way to both ends of the bag and "up" a little into the strap area ... hence the zipper is wider than the width of the bag ... no lost space here!). There are technically 5 pockets inside the main body -- 2 of them zippered.  On the back size is a flat zippered pocket that is the size of the bag and opens to 10".  "Covering" that is an open pocket the size of the bag that creates almost a divider of sorts, but the base is sewn into the back bottom seam so the pocket is essentially "flat."  I would consider it a great internal location for a tablet.  The divider is two layers thick with a zipper across the top, thereby making the second zippered "pocket" on the inside of the bag.  (You could add padding in here if you wanted to put your tablet in the open pocket and protect it from the bag contents.)  On the opposite side of the inside (against the front side of the bag) are two side-by-side open pockets, which together span the width of the bag. Each of these flat pockets is 5Wx6.5"H, but items can extend out the top of the pocket another 2" to the inside top of the bag because the pockets end before they reach the top.  These would make great cell phone and pen pockets. Overall comments:  This looks to me like a great travel day bag, for a great price.  I got it to carry a water bottle, camera, light sweater, travel log, small wallet, homemade travel book, maybe a travel umbrella, and other small odds and ends.  I think it will do very nicely, especially with the quick convertible strap.  I saw not one string hanging out of any seams and no glue gunk (common on cheap bags), and while the zippers weren't "smooth as silk" they did not catch or bind and if I wanted I could lube them, but they seem heavy duty to me and I like that. The zipper pulls feel like metal and are a nice size, not totally "flat" but with some thickness to them and are overall easy to grip (they are 1.5" long) (I think someone with arthritis or stiff fingers or wearing gloves would appreciate these).  Update 10/16/2017Took it on it's first "test" outing (full day at the Wisconsin Ironman ... as an athlete supporter). Worked beautifully. All zippers worked perfectly, large opening helps get things in and out, and the strap never once lengthened on its own nor scratched or cut into my neck. My only warning, which really has nothing to do with the bag, is that it is large enough to overpack and walking a lot is not that convenient with a bulky crossbody - a backpack would work better. But for lots of on/off buses, crowds, and times when you want your bag in front of you, this is great.

I bought this bag for a trip abroad. It's lightweight and has a ton of zippered pockets. There is one elastic pocket on the end of the bag that can hold a small water bottle. The bag is just big enough to comfortably hold my folding umbrella.I organized my bag to neatly hold all the following so I could easily retrieve: passport, wallet, sunglasses, small notebook with pencil, hairbrush, makeup case, tickets, band-aids, medicines, earplugs, breath-mints, measuring tapeYes I travel with a lot of stuff. I weighed this bag empty on my kitchen scale and it was less than 1 pound.The adjustable strap lets you wear your bag on one shoulder, or cross-body for more security. The outside pockets zip close for security (except the one elastic pocket that I used for my water bottle). I was very happy with this bag on my trip. You can see the size of the bag on me in my vacation photo.

I really liked the design of this purse. The pockets are fantastic and functionally it WAS on par with some of my $100+ Bagallini purses--for about two weeks. I initially got this as a cheap accessory to match a dress I was wearing to a friend's wedding but liked it so much that it became my main purse. The problem is, it's a cheap purse. After just a few weeks, the inner lining separating the outside zipper pocket from the innermost body of the purse tore, combining the two compartments. It's still usable, and I like the purse enough that I'm going to see if I can repair it somehow, but the fact remains it's a cheap purse that couldn't withstand daily use.

I ordered this as a travel purse. I have been giving it a test run the last couple of weeks before the trip. It seems like it will work just great. The pockets are roomy. You can fit a light weight jacket in it, if needed. It will also hold an IPad and/or a Kindle. The side elastic pocket will easily hold a 20 oz. water bottle. I think that I have found a winner.

I LOVE, LOVE this purse!!!! It's just the right size with the perfect number of pockets. I don't like purses with lots of compartments because it takes too long to find things. I didn't realize until I got it, that it is made out of a very sturdy nylon type material, but you can't tell until you touch it. It looks very classy! The straps are wide enough so that they are very comfortable and don't dig into your shoulder. Such a great price for a well made purse. I'm going to order a couple of other colors.

While I initially liked this bag for the simple styling and multitude of pockets, I have grown unhappy as after only three months, the inner lining has ripped free from its stitching causing a lot of fraying strings and two useless pockets. Beware, the price is low for a reason.

The bag is filled with tons of dividers and pockets so I can fill it with all of my stuff and still find it. The pictures I took with the ruler are of the filled purse, to give some ideas of final size. I feel spoiled now with how many spaces I have and I can't seem to find another purse that has the functionality of this one. The strap is adjustable, and at 5'1" I can easily have the strap long enough to use as a crossbody or short enough to use as a shoulder bag. The bag has held up fine, with my only complaint that the seams inside the pockets aren't sealed so you get little threads everywhere after you've been using the bag for a while. The look and feel of the bag is practical, which will turn some people off, but I enjoy it for every day use.If it helps, I can keep a large wallet (zippered, large enough for unfolded bills), a hard glasses case, a compact umbrella, a water bottle, a traveler mug, a battery pack, extra cables for my phone, earbuds, lotion, a few small bottles of various medicines, a travel pack of tissues, pens, a checkbook, a filled business card holder, keys, lip balm, some granola bars, and a smart phone in the purse, with room to spare. I can also find everything!