Accordion File Organizer, 26 Pockets Wheat Straw Expanding File Folder, Monthly Bill Receipt Organizer,A-Z Tabs,100% BPA Free,Return to Nature Healthy Living,Letter/A4 Size - Strawberry Pink

I had ambitious plans to file all my papers into this accordion filer before writing a review, but alas, the paper filing project is still on hold. What I can say is that this is made from great quality material. It feels sturdy and it's definitely stronger than something similar made from that paper cardboard material. It's got more of a plastic feel to it. I also love that it's eco-friendly since it's made out of wheat straw. I also LOVE the color. It adds a bit of fun to the monotony of filing papers. And it comes with lots of tabs to label all those files. So... If I ever do get around to reorganizing and condensing all my paper files, this is going to be a huge help!

This File Organizer is made from wheat straw and designed for both Letter and A4 sizes, is a versatile and eco-friendly solution for organizing documents. It has ample storage and elegant design. I am doubtful about the quality since it is made of wheat straw so how much it can expand before breaking. Also the limitation is max A4 paper size, so if you plan to have varying size documents, you may need to fold the paper. For the quality, design and usage and especially being eco-friendly, I would recommend this.

I like this because it is not the typical paper or cardstock these are usually made of, which eventually get worn & start to fall apart. This feels like plastic & I'm hoping it will have the strength of plastic.I got this to store greeting cards. Typically, I'll look at cards when at the grocery store & pick up a few for future use. I've been storing them in a box, which makes it hard to find what you're looking for. I thought this might be good for organizing them.The dividers are rather flimsy, which is disappointing. Though I'd planned to do so, it's really necessary to use separate folders in each of the dividers. They feel like thin pieces of plastic & they're not attached at the bottom, so small papers could slide to the bottom of the file. I opted before even seeing this to use separate folders because I wanted something that would hold the cards & could be lifted out of the file to look through the cards & them file them again. I didn't use the stickers that came with this. Maybe they'll come in handy for another use. I used a label maker & created labels to indicate what kind of cards are in each folder. So the files are labeled, Baby, Birthday, Care/Concern, etc. & the cards are filed accordingly. It's been a handy system for keeping the cards organized & easy to find.It's reasonably priced at about $17.00. Since I've never used anything made of wheat straw, I'm not sure how it will wear. I hope it will wear well, but if it doesn't the cards are separated in their own file folders & can just be moved to another file box. I haven't had it long enough to determine how well it wears, and can't really comment on that.

The media could not be loaded. I love the sturdiness and how cute it is! The labels have colors to help you categorized. The labels are also secured. I like the size of the organizer because it doesn’t take up much space or is heavy. I plan on using it to save my kids school work for this year. I like to save their paperwork so we can see the progress.

I'm using this right now and it is great. The strap is adjustable, so I can let it out as the organizer fills up. Right now, I only have two pockets full. I hope that the strap is long enough when I have this filled up. So far, so good.

I really like that companies are trying to find alternatives to plastic. Wheat straw feels just like plastic, but it doesn’t last forever and is biodegradable.This file organizer feels really durable, strong, and well made. It expands quite a bit, surprisingly so. It can store a large amount of documents, manuals, cards, etc… The file closes with an elastic cord around a plastic button.I really love how much this organizer can hold. The only negative that I note is that the dividers (also wheat straw) is very thin. I don’t think it’d break or tear easily, but it feels like it would. Perhaps my thought is unfounded, and they know the product that it would be durable even thin. If it was thicker, the file organizer would be much thick considering there are 26 dividers.It comes with some sticker labels, alphabet + months + numerous blank labels. It’s a great environmentally aware product that holds a lot of content.

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I recently tried the EcoStash 26 Pocket File Organizer in Mint Green and can't express how relieved I am. For the longest time, I've been dealing with the frustration of my files and records getting lost or messed up whenever I needed to transport them, which is quite often. Most pocket folders that close like this one have a maximum of 8 to 10 slots, which didn't work for the many items I needed to keep organized. However, this expanding folder works well for my needs as it can hold 26 different sections when fully expanded and still be small when folded in when I need to carry less.Moreover, it can easily sit independently while expanding larger, acting as a portable filing bin. The textured feel of the recycled materials and the shell has proved quite sturdy for normal use.