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Features:
Protect your creative brilliance from tear with our portfolio bag's protective function. A must have for most people, this portfolio keep your art pieces from dust, water, and other elements that could compromise the integrity of your art.
Our drawing portfolio makes an excellent gift choice. It's useful, visually appealing, and shows thoughtfulness towards nurturing its talents.
Specifications:
Material: mainly Kraft paper
Color: as the picture
Size: about 22 x 17 inches/ 55.9 x 43.2 cm
Package includes:
5 x Art portfolios
Notes:
Manual measurement, please allow slight errors on size.
The color may exist a slight difference due to different screen displays.
Dean Forbes
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
Very happy with the product!
Marc R.
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024
This artist sleeve works size wise, but is very thin and not even remotely like the old ones. I don’t expect it will Hold up too much abuse, and I don’t expect it to last long. I would call it very light duty.
Your Shopping Muse
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024
I like to draw and create art at the park this helps me carry my materials there. It comes with 5 its a great value for your money. The material is strong and well made.
Nerd Mom #11
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2024
I ordered these for several purposes. I wanted a way to store some of my oversized papers safely at home. I wanted my kids to have their own, separate, portfolios for storing flat artwork of all sizes at home. I wanted my oldest, who may be taking art in person next school year, to have something he could use for easily carrying large artwork between home and school.These art portfolios are reasonably sturdy for being made of paper. It’s a stiffness similar to that of a paper folder. They’ll do fine holding most things. The straps are nice and the perfect length to go over my shoulder as an adult.The flaps to cover the tops are… folded the wrong way to cover anything. You have to reverse fold along the seam to get them in the right direction, they don’t want to fold downwards, and there’s nothing to keep them in place once you do so, so you’re either holding it shut or dealing with a constantly shifting cover for the art.Now, in my case, I’ll probably dig up some hook-loop patches and stick them on to give the flap a way to close, but that’s annoying and extra time/money put into making these reasonably functional.So, they’re definitely not great. They’re not terribly either, however. I just wish they put more thought into the flap closure.
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