It's an ok shaving kit travel bag for the price point. But fine crafted is not going the way you might describe it. While the bag had no defects in it's construction, the single thick stitching is not going to last long. One snag is all it will take to undo this bag. Inside are two elastic topped pouches and on the other side a large zippered pouch that runs the length of the bag. There is also an outside zippered pocket on the same side as the pouches. It's a large bag though not very thick. Still, probably larger than I'd ever be able to fill with toiletries.The problem with this bag is the way it zippers closed --- or doesn't completely. The top of the bag opens via two parallel zippers allowing the entire top to fold back. The two zippers have a strap that runs between them. In theory, you open the bag by just pulling on the strap which pulls both zippers. It's not my favorite design but here's the problem. Rather than zip all the way closed, the zippers stop at the top edge. The remaining part is meant to be snapped closed at the bottom of the end side. But where the zippers stop and the end of the bag comes up are not the same spot. So when closed, there's still a fairly large hole that's left open. Any small items are bound to fall out into your luggage. That hole is also easily made larger because it's easy to snag the strap as you put into your suitcase and end up pulling the zippers open. I'll repurpose it for holding cords and electronics that I travel with -- all things too large to fall out of the end. It's good for having all the things you might want at arms reach on a long international flight without having to go up into the overhead but then again -- beware of anything small that might fall out.