STEAMEDBUNIta Bag Backpack with Insert Cat ears Pin Display Backpack Collector Bag for Anime Cosplay

I've been wanting to make my own ITA bag since I saw them first pop up on the convention scene a few years back. I'm a huge collector of buttons and keychains but felt my ability to "show them off" was extremely limited to well-- keys and zipper pulls.When I ordered this ITA bag I saw some mixed reviews and was a little nervous about quality but when it arrived I was pleasantly surprised! It's not as large as a full-size backpack (but being a child of the 90's I can appreciate a mini-backpack) but is still quite roomy! I was able to put my full-size zip wallet, an umbrella, a full-size bag of combos, various pens, a hairbrush, car keys---etc.This bag has survived several trips to theme parks and still looks great! The quality of the straps are decent and have many size-options available (thick girls rejoice!).The display window is LARGE! I'm talking the entire size of the backpack for OPTIMAL DISPLAY SPACE! And the zip pocket it sits in is large enough to fit the cardboard insert I had made as well as the battery pack for my lights, and still has room to spare!I would 10/10 recommend this bag!Awesome value for the price!

i've had this game for a good few years and honestly? it's held up thus far and it's so cute.my only issue with the bag is that sometimes the pad you put the pins on will sag if you put too many heavy pins at the top, so try to limit those to the bottom.

Super cute, great for on the go, and there’s a lot of space to display your pins! There’s only one compartment but it’s pretty spacious. The bag itself is also pretty sturdy!

This was my first ita bag and for the price and 5 years of abuse I put it through, it was a great starter bag. Roomy interior, huge panel for pins. 2 complaints: 1.) the interior is one giant pocket with two little flimsy open pockets against the back - these two pockets are so badly sized (wider than they are deep) that pretty much anything I ever tried to put in them immediately just flipped out into the main big pocket. Solved by adding a separately-purchased bag organizer. And 2.) it says double zippered, which is true....on the ita pocket. the actual main bag pocket for storage only has one zipper, and I don't know why that annoyed me so much but it did. Overall though, a great bag. Again, I got a solid 5 years of use out of it. The sewing for the straps finally gave way, but I do think I may have caught it on something and not noticed immediately. Even if not and it was just a failure, 5 years of use for barely more than $20 was well worth it. I'll be upgrading to something a little nicer now, but this is a fabulous starter bag.

I want to give this bag 5 stars so badly, but it's very cheaply made. It has ample space for stuff both personal items (wallets, notebooks, etc.) and novelty items (buttons, pins, etc.). However, the part where you put the buttons is a very thin, weird plastic material is sewn together (Almost like the crinkly plastic of a $1 rain poncho). There are some stitches that look bad, and I'm already worrying about popping stitches in the near future.I plan on using this as a purse, so I don't need it to be sturdy. As long as it carries a notebook, a small journal, and my wallet I'm good, and I would recommend it for light wear. So I personally don't mind the cheap construction. However, if you need something sturdy and reliable (like for a convention where you'll be running around and bumping into people a lot) I recommend you buy something better. I also have sewing experience, so if I do pop a seam, I can fix it.Edit:As expected, I had the handle seam rip. I sewed it together again so the bag still works fine. Another issue I've run into is that my pin backs come off when the stuff inside moves around. It doesn't have a layer of material that protects the pin/button backs so they can get easily knocked off. I find myself constantly having to refix my pins/buttons.

Super cute ITA bag. I started looking for ITA bags when my pins I recently bought kept falling off the bags I owned. I quickly chose this one bc of the price and bc of all the open space for displaying pins and stickers. As another reviewer pointed out the fabric that is in the display window area is kind of thin. I have some pretty heavy pins so I decided to use some foam board and decorative duck tape to make backing for my pins/stuff instead of pinning them directly to the bag.Also this is definitely a smaller cheaper made bag. I’ve been playing around with the straps and looking at the seams and it seems they are ok but you wanna be careful about how much weight you are carrying or it will pull on the seams a bit.All in all it’s a REALLY cute bag for a great price and one of the biggest display windows for an ITA bag I’ve seen

I'm constantly being complimented on this bag and everyone wants to know where I got it! It's been a few years and it has held up to frequent/daily use. Worth the purchase!

Omgosh, I love this bag so much! I recently lost a keychain that I loved, so I decided that I needed to find something that can keep my other keychains (and pins) safe, secure, and still be able to show them off. Then I found this adorable bag. The only thing that I wish this bag had was an insert for the pins but I'm crafty enough to create one (or a few) to fix that issue so for me, it's not a deal-breaker. The bag itself is a perfect size for me. Not too big but not too small. Holds everything I need with a little wiggle room to improve my Tetris skills a bit better. Overall, it's a great bag that protects my keychains and pins, holds quite a bit and I've very happy with it! Plus it's uber cute! <3