Well made and holds the pens safely. I like the dividers between the two levels of pens. I have no fear that they’ll be damaged in any way.

The quality of this product is pretty good. I am happy to have this pen case. Thanks very much Goulet Pen Co.

This is really well made and roomy. I can store my pens with no worries that they will be damaged in any way.

The case also just looks great.

I love this pen case! It is high quality and practical. It also looks great! Highly recommended!

Very nice looking case. Came nicely packaged

Very good item. Well made. Will be ordering another in the future.

Beautiful pen case for a great price. I love the Saddle colour! I love that there are two elastics to hold down the pens, as well as a divider in the middle made of faux velvet to separate the pens. The pen case is well constructed - it lays down flat, and has a clip to attach the zipper to the spine when the case is closed. The case is easy to close, and there is no obstruction to the zipper like other zip pen cases. Highly recommend!

I really like this Girologio pen case. It keeps my pens safe and secure, is very attractive and the price is great. I would recommend this case to anyone.

I love these pe. Cases! The stand neatly on my bookshelf.

Love this product. All my special pens are all in one place.

Firstly, I guess the first thing I notice is that this product is a high-quality leather product, clearly made to be both highly usable and durable. The zipper is mounted on nicely-flexible canvas cloth, and operates easily in both directions without any difficulties. The loops and velvet-ish soft surfaces of the interior are sure not to cause any wear on even your finest pens. I would like to mention a few things that I didn't really pick up on from the pictures, and which I found pleasantly surprising:1. The exterior leather surface is pleasingly soft -- rigid so that the case holds its shape well, but not hard like a certain other brand (which can be nice if you like it that way). Instead, the surface is soft like suede. I really like that.2. The case has 2 loops per pen, and while this is not quite as convenient as the single-loop cases, it is certainly no hassle either, as pens are easy to get in and out. When unzipped, the cloth material around the outside edge easily moves out of the way for getting pens in and out from above the top loop. Alternately, with the orientation of the loops in the 24-pen case, one could consider the top loop as the one closer to the spine, in which case the zipper need not be moved out of the way. One thing that is pleasantly DIFFERENT from the single-loop cases is that the lower loop holding the pen barrel securely, DEFINITELY ensures that even if the case is dropped hard on its edge (like from a 2-story building), your pens are NOT going to clank together inside and possibly be thereby damaged. This is a nice quality given how much value I place on some of my pens and their appearance. When pens start to get very pricey due to exotic materials (e.g. $800 and above), this quality in a pen case starts to become more and more important. In my opinion, while convenient, single-loop-per-pen cases would not provide adequate safety for super-exotic pens, whereas THIS (two-loop-per-pen) case would.3. In the 24-slot case, there are 12 slots on the inside of both the front and back panels with a soft separator between the two panels to keep pens on opposite panels from touching each other (and possibly clanking against one another if the cases was dropped). This is evident from the pictures. But what you don't see in the picture is that the 4 end slots (2 on each panel) are slightly smaller. This actually bodes well for narrower pens such as the Lamy CP1 (cylindrical and not much thicker than a pencil). And for pens like this, those end slots are a nice choice and offer a slightly more secure slot for narrow pens such as the CP1. Further, it APPEARS that this is intentional, because the on both panels, the size of the loops of the 10 slots in the middle are EXTREMELY consistent, and the 4 end slots are also consistent. I find this decidedly convenient, as I own 4 Lamy CP1s. :-)4. Packing Other Stuff: Once loaded with pens, there is just enough extra space around the spine of the 24-slot case that it allows for things like spare nibs, and up to 2 small ink containers. Two Pineider Pen Fillers (10 ml) will fit end-to-end in this space and there is still some extra space for other things such as spare nibs and/or a small quantity of cleaning supplies and/or paper towel (needed sometimes on trips). In the case of TWSBI nibs, they come with their own protective cases. But if the nibs are loose, I recommend placing them in a protective case (e.g. Goulet Empty Ink Sample Vial). Alternately, either of these could be safely mounted in a pen slot.5. For those who care about where their money is going, Girologio leather products appear to be sold from headquarters in Niagara Falls, New York. I didn't find any statements about where they were made, but can only suspect they are made in the USA. (This latter is an assumption on my part.)6. After close review, this brand DOES seems to accomplish one of the aims in the mission statement on the Girologio website: Girologio believes that leather accessories for pens should be of high quality, affordable for the masses, and provide great attention to detail. With the manufacturing partner committed to this vision, Girologio has crafted a product line that is unsurpassed with respect to price and quality. As a conservative customer, I actually DO agree with this, and believe this aim has been achieved. It is my opinion that the Girologio brand offers the best value for the money of all the brands I have sampled so far.Finally, I have tried a sampling of pen cases from various brands in order to find out what I liked best and what seemed most workable when carrying a small collection of pens around. Because I am so fond of the soft outer surface, it currently looks like Girologo is the brand I will be buying more of as time goes forward and as my collection grows.

Fabulous pen storage case. Very convenient to use, and the leather is superb. I bought two - the other in bomber brown. Can't say enough good things about the case.

The case is well constructed and thought out. With the case full, none of the pens touch which is exactly what you want. The leather is of good quality. What I really love is the size. The case fits on a bookcase. So you can store 24 pens in about 2 inches of a shelf. It is just the right size for travel in a suitcase.Would I get another? I just my third one!

It works perfect for me. I really like the saddle leather outside, fits very nice with my saddle leather briefcase. The inner lining is wonderful soft, the straps are durable. Even the big, fat pens from my collection, like the Opus 88 clear Omar, the Neponset or the Pelikan Twist , cause no issues.Only the very long ones, like the Lamy Joy, the Rotring Artpen or the Platinum Deskpen, don't fit at all. The Pilot Parallel sets the limit, everything shorter does fine, everything longer might cause some damage over the time. I guess, in the not too far future I might order one or two additional cases.

I now have two of these 24 pen cases; one in Oxblood and the other in Saddle Tan. The double loops for each pen are what sold me on the design. Those double loops will ensure my pens do not rub/bump against each other. The case is able to hold my longest & thickest pen(s) without issue. I'd highly recommend this case to anyone.

Easy ordering; quick shipping; no complaints!

this case is lovely.... It is very well made.... the nubuck/suade leather feels soft & nice in the hand (i'm very tactile).... The interior is a lovely dark chocolate brown velvet....easy on the eyes &, silly as it may sound, sets off my collection of fountain pens beautifully..... There is a hard flap of the same dark chocolate velvet that protects the pens......my pens are inserted into the loops from the center of the open case end first on the left & right.... This allows for storing them nib up when the case is shut & placed the long side w/ the zipper..... I love it!

Really?You've spent that much on pens and will let them be misplaced or damaged?I saw a partner with a drawer filled with expensive pens, scissors, paper clips - that made me shudder. His smile and appreciation - with the banishment of dreams of damaged or misplaced pens - was well worth the expense. The material is quality and manufacture seems robust. I've bought more after the original purchase. A good buy.

This is the 2nd one I ordered. Very nicely made for my pen collection.

This Girologio pen case is lovely matte leather for good protection and storage of 24 pens... also it's a reasonable price.

Would love to see some fun colors for ladies. Very happy with case, good quality. Maybe some reds, or blue, green colors.

Bought two of these and love. Excellent quality and good value. I just ordered a twelve pen case

I really love this case! It's my first fountain pen case, and it works great for me. I love the colour, and it keeps my pens safe and secure :) The zipper is a little rough, but I don't mind it. The Girologio logo is also located on what I would consider to be the back of the case, which, again, I don't mind, I just thought I would note. My least favourite part of it is the velvet divider in the middle. It feels very cheap, and is a little wrinkly. The velvet also tends to dent where a pen has been for a while, leaving a whitish mark which can be rubbed out, but overall, the case gets the job done, and looks nice. I really enjoy it!