Once I was checking out several mail accounts (mainly my college one) and while reading through the junk something caught my eye, Artscow had been offering some nice prices on their cosmetic and canvas bags. I knew I had to try it before the bitchy Maria (Hurricane Category 5) would’ve struck us.
Artscow is another company that sells personalized gifts using photos or designs that clients desire to choose from. They have their own editing platform, and they also offer a variety of items to customize. Astonishingly, not all companies offer what they have, like pillowcases, curtains, flip-flops, dresses, shoes, and even swimsuits. How cool is that?
I remember when my old one got dismantled while the zippers broke off. I had her since the beginning of college, or probably way earlier. Sadly she didn’t do justice for a photo, but she was a bit bigger, blue-turquoise color, with lots of fruit patterns. Another piece of brown cloth was placed inside where the double zippers were. Her colors eventually faded, and the plastic began to crack. I knew I had to find a new one immediately for my orphaned cosmetic products.
This is one easy, convenient, and compact cosmetic bag to carry around. It even has an inner small zipper container to put small things too. The material is soft, and the colors come out very brightly. You can change the color of the zippers for a better combination and put designs on both sides.
Once I managed to obtain both items (I thought I lost the package during the chaos of the hurricane), I packed all my cosmetic stuff inside my Homer Bag. After going to work with it, I noticed that every time I reached for the small bag inside my guitar purse, my hands would have tiny blue stains. I didn’t bother to check out why. Then 2 days passed by and this time I began to wonder what was all this fuzz about. That’s when I realized a blue pen had exploded and stained everything inside the purse, including the cosmetic bag. I WAS MAD! Luckily, the cloth material was easy to clean with acetone and the printing was not damaged.
The canvas bag was very new to me, although I’m not a fan of it, I could see it has several details that did stand out from the previous bag. It might look stiff because of its texture, but is way more flexible and softer. Careful, even though it can bend anywhere, which is a plus, it can also damage stuff like pocket journals, pencils, and more.
You can easily manipulate this bag by personalizing it with pins, keychains, or charms. The metal claw makes it easier to put additional stuff like keys for better accessibility and visibility, contrary to the cosmetic bag. This one is bigger, but I find it delicate since it can get easily stained, which makes the procedure difficult to repair or revert.
The discount offer that I used for both bags was super cheap. I only paid $9 for them with the shipping included.
Both items were excellent and exceeded my expectations. The canvas bag was the least I like, but it’s mainly because I’m not a fan of how the canvas texture looks, even though this one may be the most durable.
You can order as many as you like without minimum order. The more you buy, you can write a review of each item, which the company then gives you credit or points to buy more stuff.
They will reply within 24 hours. They will answer any questions, or concerns about any detail. I had to message them since I thought I lost my package with Hurricane Maria, between the faulty power grid, lack of mobile signal, and hysteria. Fortunately, I was able to receive the package in the end.
Artscow offers cool stuff, amazing discount codes, an interesting newsletter, site improvement updates, and unique products to personalize. You may probably hit the jackpot with their offers and if you keep giving them good reviews, they will reward you back! They have a great staff for support and lots of items to discover and customize without limitations. Also, referring people can boost more points.
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Xeno HybridaThis is great to know !!!
The Grey SanctuaryThank you!
walkinverseAre you still using them and have you tried any other products?
The Grey SanctuaryI still use them, especially the Homer cosmetic bag. I also tried PrinterStudio’s bags and coin purses, you can check out the review on my Merch category. Sadly I only have the description of the coin purse, still the neoprene bag (which is the first picture on the post) is actually a good product. The only 2 downside are: Single sided design and one size only. Hope this helps!
