Stuck on you Review and competition *closed*

I was lucky enough to be asked to review an item from Stuck on You, they say they are a website that specialises in

•  personalised gifts, name labels, clothing labels for kids, school and the perfect personalised gifts. 

A little bit about them;

the inside of the bag

• Stuck On You began in 1995
•  I am a great believer in quality, service and the environment.  We confidently shout from the roof tops that we offer the best product in the market place, we have based our whole company on offering other mums like myself and everyone that works with us a great inexpensive way of keeping track of your kids things
• With the advances of technology we are now able to offer you and your children the opportunity to not only select their favourite icons, designs and colours but create labels right in front of your eyes with our state of the art website  
• Our labels are tough, they have been tested by kids all over the world
• You will also find them on Facebook 

My favourite item on their site are the drinks bottles, 500ml BPA free,  stainless steel bottles, again a choice of design with any name you fancy

 I was given the opportunity to do a review on  a toiletry bag, so I got Bob to pick the colour and design he wanted.  They have forty different designs to choose from, suitable from very young children's designs to older children, and they come in three different colours, so that gives you a choice of one hundred and twenty different options.

Bob chose a red bag with a train on. The bags are made from durable poly canvas with a full waterproof lining. The bag has three elasticated mesh pockets on the back and a mesh pocket on the right hand side, with the left hand side having too elasticated hoops to hold things in place. They measure 218 by 185 by 80mm, more than large enough to hold a child's over night toiletries.

I feel the bag is very good quality and all the stitching seems to be to a high standard and it certainly seems like it will stand up to the rough treatment a child may give it.  I like the idea of the hanging hook to hook it on a door handle when they are using it.

Bob chose a red train design with his proper name on ( anybody who follows me round FB etc will know the kids proper names so not got an issue with putting this up), and he has chosen to use it to keep all his daily medicines in. This child carries two different bottles on anti-histamines and a spacer and his four different inhalers, these tucked nicely into the three elasticated mesh pockets. In the pocket on the RHS we have put his tube of cream and 2 strips of tablets. Placed his eye drops in the elastic on the LHS. In the bottom I popped his four inhalers, his hay max and his infra-red light therapy machine, and his green lung strengthening machine.


The bag we were sent out had a very very minor flaw on it, nothing I would have bothered about had I bought the bag, but as it was for a review I brought this to the attention of Jenna at Stuck on You. She was not happy about the flaw as her company should only turn out 100% perfect goods, and so as she would with any customer she has arranged to send me out another one. Now that is what I call impressive customer service. This will allow any of you to order with complete confidence.

Now Jenna at Stuck on You has been kind enough to offer one of these up as a prize. Easy rafflecopter entry.

 I was sent one bag to review for free and another is being offered as a prize but no other payment was received.