Dunwell Art Portfolio 9x12 Folder - (Black), Portfolio Folder for Artwork, 9 x 12 Art Folder, 24 Pockets Display 48 Pages, Portfolio Binder, Sketch Portfolio, Art Binder, 9x12 Art Portfolio Kids

Dont buy this inferior portfolio. Flimsy plastic holder sheets. NO black paper in plastic sheets.

Great price for this product!! My 6 year old loves combing through these books filled with his art!! We love them and will purchase again.

Very nice. Great for different projects so the patterns are right at my fingertips.

Portfolio is kind of flimsy, but also lightweight. Seems durable, just not with the bound document weight (or cost). Sheet protectors are good and roomy, can fit multiple documents. Overall, I am very satisfied. It perfectly met my needs. At a great price.

Seems sturdy. One star less because the pages are askew somehow. Whenever I put a paper inside the bottom part lean more to the right.

Looks great and seems pretty durable and the protective pages are big in size. Anything put in the pages will be well protected.

As I do a lot of artwork on 9x12 paper, I wanted this size book to keep my better pieces in. The cover is flexible, has a nice and interesting texture, looks neat and will protect those pages. If I could change one thing, however, it would be to make the sleeves a little more easy to separate. As it is, it takes a lot of persistence and creativity to open them. I began to wonder if they were single sheets with no opening; however, I finally pried one apart. Once I got the paper in, it was fine except for the minor nicks and dents where I struggled with the plastic. Otherwise, this is a good looking folder to keep papers of any sort.

Very nice and well made

I bought the this three pack and only received 1.

I do a lot of artwork, and I put them in portfolios to store them. I ordered one of this brand and one of the well known brand to see if they were comparable. The Dunwell is only $2.50 less, but the quality is much less. Flimsy feeling, the pages dont have black paper in them, which I knew from the description, but the page itself feels like it will rip easily. For that small difference in cost, Ill stick with the Itoya in the future.