All in all, this is a very nice purse. I'll jump right into pros & cons:Pros:*This bag is very tough & well built! It is not leather, but I don't mind that. I honestly don't know what the material is, but it is thick and super sturdy. The zippers are substantial heavy duty metal, like the kind you find on jeans. At first they were a bit stiff to work, but they're definitely getting better each time I use them. I do not have issues with roughness on my hands, or the zippers catching, as others have mentioned. They are simply what you would expect from a heavy duty metal zipper.*The bag is a nice size, not huge, not tiny. As you can see from my photos, my 7" Kindle fits PERFECTLY in one of the main zippered compartments. Any 7"-7 1/2" tablet should fit fine.The other zippered compartment has two slide in pockets, & fits my flip phone (yeah, I know....flip phones are lame), and the other slide pocket fits my metal rfid wallet. The remaining area fits a few other items, but I do wish there were a couple more slots (discussed in cons).*Nice long strap...This is both a pro and a con. It's a pro because well, it's nice and long. Especially for a tall gal like myself. But honestly, the adjustment configuration could be better (see cons).*Space between zippered compartments is an enclosed area...not secure by any means, but ok for items it wouldn't kill you to lose.Cons:*As you can see from my photos, the strap is a buckle type adjustment. I have it on the very first hole to make it as short as possible and the strap is still plenty long enough (I'm fairly tall at 5' 7"). The problem is, there is a loop to hold the floppy part of the strap that is left over. The loop is big and loose. I have to double up the end of the strap when putting it in the loop, and it still ends up eventually working it's way loose. I will try it at this length for awhile and if I think it will work permanently I will cut the strap and sew the shortened end to finish it off.*The only other con I have, is I really wish there were at least another pocket or two. I like to keep things separated and organized in my purses. If there were an outside pocket for small things like receipts that would be great. Or if the open pocket between the two main zippered areas had a snap or something to make it a little more secure, that would be great as well. (The photo with my hand is the open pocket I'm talking about here).Bottom line, I think this is a well made purse that is close to being everything I need. If there were 1 or 2 additional pockets, this would likely be an every day purse for me.My every day purse that I bring to work is a vintage Coach large enough that even empty it can be a little heavy but full of stuff, it is not enjoyable to carry around all day. This is perfect for just carrying my wallet, cell phone, keys and a few other things. This past weekend I went to our State Fair for a full 12 hour day and this was the perfect bag to carry. The strap is just the right width (~ 3/4 inch) so that it is thin enough to not be heavy but also strong enough to be secure. There is a buckle and several different holes so you can adjust it to the length you prefer.There are two zippered compartments that will expand to just over two inches wide at the bottom (less so up at the zipper). Between the two compartments, there is an opening that you could use to keep your phone or keys for easy access. That opening is leather. most of the body of the bag is a canvas with an attractive but subtle woven design. The zippers are still a little stiff but are getting easier to open & close.I find this purse both attractive and convenient in size, especially because the price point is not too expensive. I won't use it on a daily basis because I need to carry more things than this can handle, but it is great for weekend use and for taking places where I don't want my big purse.If it had been made in the USA, I would have given it an enthusiastic 5 stars.This is a small, casual bag for carrying a minimal amount of items -- small wallet, phone, lip gloss, keys, essentials. It fits securely across my body, hits at about the hip, and is thin and light enough to not feel in my way when I'm shopping or walking.The bag has two zippered sections, one with a couple pockets inside, and a small open pouch area in between the sections. The strap is adjustable and also removable if one prefers a clutch. It's made of a burlap-type fabric with a camo print lining and some type of imitation leather bottom. It has a nice look.The only real issue I have with this bag are the zippers. They are large, coarse, and difficult to open and close. This is such a nice bag, why the company decided to use such horrible zippers is a mystery to me. I've tried using soap and graphite but the zippers still are rough. I'm hoping in time they loosen up.Update: October 2017After a week or so of using the zippers (and after rubbing graphite on them), it is now much easier to open and close them. Not perfect, but much, much smoother.The purse itself is fine. It's not a Coach purse by any means but it's also a lot less expensive. The individual compartments make organization easy and the heavy duty zippers seem like they will last for the long haul (even though they take a while to break in). What I hated about it is that it comes in a poly bag. With holes, and there are, for some god knows what reason, rhinestones dumped in this bag. As soon as you take the poly bag out of the packaging this comes in you have hundreds of these little rhinestones to dispose of. I literally took the purse, inside the poly bag, outside and removed the purse from the bag out in the driveway and just dumped all of the rhinestones all out near the grass and they are STILL being tracked in. Why? There is absolutely no purpose for this. And it just makes a huge mess.muy linda y de excelente material, los colores son exactamente iguales a los de la foto, es muy amplia, caben muchas cosas