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Wonderful and comfortable backpack, lunch box, and pencil case with a unique design.
Comes directly from China so delivering it took a little less than 3 weeks to arrive. We live in United States. Worth the wait.
They have an email they use for customer service, which was helpful for info. I received an email within 24 hours. They are 12 hours ahead of us on USA.
Very worth it for the design and comfortable backpack.
Super cute backpack but product is shipping from Hong Kong so the shipping is going to take longer than you would expect. Was frustrated that there was no contact from the company and thought it was fraud...had canceled the bank card and requested a new one. The backpack showed up today : ). I would order again from them knowing it's going to take a while for the product to arrive.
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