TLDR: If you're going to store it laying down, like under a bed, it's nearly perfect. If you want to store it standing up, it has some issues/design flaws. But still best option.

This is almost perfect. There are just a couple of design flaws that don't make any sense & could have been much better.

First, one of the flap sides is just one huge compartment. It's perfect for larger flat gift boxes and gift bags. However, it's a single pill zipper. So you have to open the entire pocket and things tend to fall out. Would have been far better to make this a two-pull zipper like the whole thing has.

Second, there are two pockets on the flap side closest to where the wrapping paper goes. They open on either ends, so if you were to stand this up (so smallest side down/up - there's a handle on that part so it's an option), one pocket opens at the top and the other at the bottom. It would be okay if those pockets close, but they don't! Why?! I'll be adding some velcro as right now, one of the pockets is unusable since I plan on storing it standing up.

Lastly, the ribbon box attaches to the inside with velcro on 2 sides of the box. One of those sides is also the side with the handle, so if you grab the handle to move the unit around, it unvelcros the ribbon box. The other side with velcro isn't strong enough to hold the box, so if you're storing this standing up, the ribbon box will slid down.

All that said, it's a good product. I took two of those upright, plastic wrapping paper containers & fit it all in this with room to spare! (Minus bows, those are just a PITA and need their own separate container). So despite the flaws, I'm keeping it and recommend it if you can get over those issues. Just wish those design issues were fixed.

This works just as I'd hoped, but I felt it was kind of funny that the pouches on the inside of the flap are facing the direction they are. I would have thought it would make more sense for them to open from the top of the unit (based on the handle at the top) but this was not the case. If it was, you could leave the Velcro pouches open if you places things in there that are longer than the pouch, but this can't work if you choose to store standing on it's end rather than laying flat.

The stitching was sewn wrong and can't use the inside pockets is my only complaint.

This is able to hold a good amount of wrapping paper, tissue, ribbons and gift bags. I am very satisfied about have everything in one place. Some people have said not to stand it up. I have mine standing up right now, propped against the wall, with no problems. If you are hoping it stands straight up by itself, it will not. I would recommend just leave it lying down.

My one complaint is no directions. I was able to figure it all out except one part (which I had to look through reviews for help). It's not difficult for them to print up some quick directions. Oh well.

Other than that, I like it. I'd recommend if you're looking for decently priced wrapping storage.

For starts, it comes with no instructions, and I should have read reviews on it that stated as much. It comes with extra cardboard pieces 12 to be exact. Mine being the extra large carry bag one, came with three extra drawers that also have covered cardboard pieces that go inside of the, this part is easy to figure out if it's what you purchased. Then there is two long trifold pieces one shorter then the other. One has Velcro's on two parts and the other has Velcro's on one part. So what do you need to do"¦ there are hidden zippers along the inside edge, carefully unzip, mine was wonky and opened slightly, I had to work the zipper a couple times. Slip in the cardboard pieces, there are only two that are rounded, use those for the bottom part of the three slips per side walls. No instructions means you need to decide what part of the four bottom gets that rounded piece. Or what part of the four tops get that. Follow through to add the cardboard pieces, along side the walls of the canvas, may have to work or wiggle it in. Be careful not to bend the boards as that is your only side stability you get from this product. Once you get the pieces in your side walls, carefully zip and then tada! You now have four walls. But now to the sturdiness of the back two walls. This part, take the shorter one with the one Velcro and attach to the side that has the one Velcro piece, but first slip it into the small fold that is found on the bottom. By doing this it gives the backside a bit of a sturdy feel. I figured it was because it's off set from the side walls and that's what makes it sturdy.
Then add the longer piece to the other wall, it velcros on both the top and the bottom.

You will find once you do this you can add your extra boxes that come with this particular piece will help a little to make bag somewhat ok looking.

Now I'm in the process of adding all my wrapping paper and thing into it.

Pre doing this, it does not stand as it does in the pictures like it does in the pictures, it's not perfect. It is better then the other canvases I have bought at lows and home depot. How long it will last"¦ probably a couple of years of lots of usage. Or longer if it's not messed with but a couple of times a year. Is it worth the money? It's the same as the store ones so eh it's ok. Would I recommend? Maybe. It depends on your needs. Organizing is mine. And heavy usage as well. I won't be moving it a bunch. It is heavy already without the papers in it. Just ask yourself how you will use this, how often. The zippers are not great, so you need to take care in that respect. Space saving is nice. And like I said if I can get a couple of years out of it"¦ it's worth it to me. Good luck!