So now we explore into the depths of this bag!
It contains an entrapment which look like it could be used to store your clothing.
Seriously, you should learn to have a small tag which tells you roughly how you can use the bag for.
This basic thing is lacking to even attract people when they chance upon your bag in the stores – they wouldn’t know what exactly this bag can do for them.
It basically has a relatively bendable backing; with four cloth sides for you to wrap it on top of your clothing.
I would think it’s only meant for ONE article. At most two.
I think I might actually be stupid.
But then again I don’t think so?
Somehow there will always be a velcro on the front – causing the bag not to close securely!
Sigh. There’s a carrier handle on the back for carrying separately out of the bag of the so I would expect it to close securely, right?
I don’t really know how this works otherwise.
Maybe I got the manufactured fault or something. Hmm.
Moving on.
Let’s take a closer look into the insides of this bag.
It contains a pouch which has velcros on both sides to keep it secure in the bag.
It has two separate zipped compartment, as well as holes for your pens.
It’s made up of soft padding.
What’s up with the cloth mesh which reminds me of luggages?
The mesh is plain ugly. They should be replaced with dark-coloured (to prevent visibility of spillage of ink) thin durable material (no meshed) common in modern luggages instead.
Another view of the bag. They have the logo inside instead of out. They should just use their logo (simple and nice) instead of replacing it with fugly designs.
If you are promoting your brand, make sure your logo is OUT.
If you want to have designs, make sure it’s NICE.
Then you should focus on the latest colours using colour trends. The colour palettes AGVA is using is pretty dated if you ask me.
Pay good money to a colour expert/house to come up with the latest colours. A slight difference in tone can cause a huge difference.
Consult Pantone or similar.
Then again it would cause some damage to your funds.
Then again you should see who you are targeting – people who buy for functionality or design?
To have both – the price of your bag will not hover below $30. It’s more like $300.
Then again you should see if your finances permit these changes.
Oh. The dilemma.
Another look at the fipside of the bag. It contains a cloth mesh too to put your junk i guess.
People nowadays really dun have that much junk. It’s redundant if you ask me. This bag is good for primary school children though. It ends there.
The strap is plain cheap. It’s flimsy for most parts. I would at least expect it to be thicker.
Leather would be best. I love leather goods.
It’s attached permanently to their sides too – which sucks cos there are some day when i feel like just holding the bag from their handle and i have to still deal with the strap jutting out.
But then again, when i hold the bag via its top handle..it slants unnaturally away from my hand – it’s not stable, as in an event i need to run the velcro would threaten to come off due to the weight and thus exposing my items to the external elements.
The strap should be something like this. Detachable with presentable metal hardware.
The zips should be something like this. Although you may say this is from Coach – an entirely different league; but how expensive can zippers get??
This cheap, ugly zip is what’s found on the bag. Sigh.
