MIFFLIN Versatile Travel Luggage Set Review

I've made several trips and packed a lot of bags so I could go home and back straight away. There are so many different colors to choose from, but it's a lot easier to identify your own bag with these labels on it. I love that there are so many things in this set. After receiving them, I just printed out the labels with my information and stuck them on whatever bags I had.

High quality labels and I use them to identify tools etc that I have in various bags on storage shelves in my study. It saves a lot of time when I'm looking for a specific tool and I don't have to go through different bags to find the right one. I attach labels to the zippers of each bag so I can see them from the front of the luggage racks.

Great for the price. I keep a bunch so each person's bags can be color coded. They work great but I bought some of these braided steel screws to attach along with the plastic loops provided. It would probably be okay, but it wasn't worth the risk. The plastic is a little stiff, but some have managed, at least in flight, so far. I will buy more, especially at this price.

These tags look ok. They're unobtrusive, but luggage tags don't have to be. So far I've only used two of these on a return, stopover flight. They didn't make the trip worn out. They are a bit small, but still very functional. The luggage tags are connected to the bag with a thin band of elastic plastic, and I'm concerned about durability. I don't see them for eternity, especially as the material ages. But for the price they are acceptable.

They arrived quickly and are the perfect size and weight for my collection of vintage suitcases. I used them for marking. They're light but strong, with silicone straps that won't damage my vintage suitcase's handles. They can be labeled slightly differently if I'd like. See this is a great little thing that I use in my current cases, in my vintage collection - I have 11 of them. Also for the boxes of my project, I simply glued them to the boxes and didn't use any silicone tapes. Lots of uses…

These inexpensive tags are light, decent sized (about the width of a standard house key - see photos) and appear to be durable. The plastic is hard but flexible enough not to become brittle. Being at the maturity level of a 13 year old girl, I felt compelled to decorate mine with water decals (actually temporary "flash" tattoos) and use masking tape. elastic to attach it to my luggage instead of the included clear plastic loops. To keep the decal in place I could paint over it with clear nail…