Ecoladder Reusable Straw Carrying Case, Handcrafted Rosewood, Pack of 2

As previous reviews have stated, this case is made of unfinished wood. I ordered 3 packs & each one looks different, & not in a polished way. The bamboo cases I got from HiFans are way better looking & you don't have to struggle to get the cap back on. Sadly HiFans doesn't see the cases alone.

Steady and works well. Does not come with straws!!! Even though this has a separate listing titled no straws this also does not have them. My fault for not reading the product description. I do love these and use them every day. 10/10 would recommend! I bought them to keep my reusable metal straws clean since I bring them around with me. Also great at protecting glass straws, big enough for standard, you may be able to even fit the thicker glass straws as well.

I love this easy to use looks good and also saved my environment and yours.Everybody loves it when I show them. The word is sanded and hasn’t burned in insignia it’s just gorgeous. I would definitely tell you to buy this product.

I'm bad for not reading the description correctly. But it doesn't come with straws!! The picture is very misleading. And for 12.99 you would think straws come with it! Nice cases though.

Great metal straw and cleaning brush set in a beautiful case. Fits in my purse and I use all the time.

the product size states 9.6 inch but a 9 inch glass straw will not fit as the lid will not close very disappointed

Externally, these are attractive. It's quite a bit bigger and bulkier than I had expected. So much so that carrying two was a bit much for my average sized purse (I don't use a tote sized purse which would offer more space but not my style). Also, read further into the description as it doesn't include the straws but that's ok since I found some nice glass ones that I really like. Unfortunately, the straw case is not big enough inside to hold a standard 9" long straw. Most frustrating--and worrisome--my brand new straw case and brand new, completely dry straws ended up growing a nice culture of mold inside the straw without ever having been used. This leads me to believe the wood isn't cured completely and is still damp. Therefore, since they take up too much space in my average sized shoulder bag, cause my straws to grow mold cultures, don't adequately fit my straws, etc...I guess it was a waste of $$.

Nice looking - wood dust on my straw when removed - unsure how to clean them and get them dry enough to prevent mold