Review on Daimay Leather Pen Case: Handmade Fountain Pen Pouch, Soft Pen Protective 🖋️ Sleeve Cover, Stylus Touch Pen Holder - Pack of 2 (Black & Brown) by Angela Rodriguez

I am very happy with this purchase. These are WELL MADE genuine leather cases to fit most stationery you might have. The sellers overall product measurements are accurate but of course leaving a little "less" room for the fact that this is a sewn product and this reduces the "inside" size a bit - maybe by 1/4 ". The design of these cases is near perfection. I expect to be assembled from cut pieces and then machine sewn by human hands. Soft raw leather inner lining which I don't think would ruin the finish on most handles. matte finish Glossy finish on the skin and the cases look very professional and stylish They are very reasonably priced for this level of product A cut out allows the pen to be inserted into the case and the clip is on the outside to keep the pen in place and secure place to hold On most pens, a tab protects the clip when it is properly inserted into the front leather loop Very long handles can fall out Part of the clip lies free ei when inserted into the housing. I am an avid fountain pen user and collector. Covers are made of thin leather, flexible. Therefore, you must understand that they should be used to prevent friction of the body of the handles. I plan to use these pencil cases in other cases/briefcases/computer bags unless carried in a bag. They do not resist crushing or excessive bending. So use them with other outer protection for your collectible pens. In addition, owners of expensive fountain pens know how important it is to protect their expensive pens from damage caused by the polished barrel or gold/rhodium-plated clips. You have to be careful if you have grips with Japanese Maki-e or Urishi finishes. To understand if they fit I can report that the pouches fit the following pens I use: Pilot Falcon, Platinum 3776 Classic, Pilot Fermo, Schiffer New Balance, Waterman Karen. I also have two Parker Centennial Duofold grips, very large grips that only fit on the tip of the arrowhead clip that peeks out from under the flap. I am very happy that most of my pens are true to size, I have a Platinum Maki-e which I will use in another case to protect the painted parts from abrasion. I have several other leather cases for it, but they take up a lot of space - hence my desire to have these thin and compact cases as an option. There are covers that are made to a very high standard. They do exactly what they were designed to do and are a real asset. I will be buying more as extra storage protection for my pens. I think this is the best recommendation.