Gift Wrapping Sets - Reusable Stretch Fabric Gift Wraps - Quick Easy! Eco-Friendly Gift Wrap - Set of 3 (Green Dots)

This is the medium. It says it can go over a shoe box. Well, this is a child's shoe box and you can see through the dang thing! Not only that, but the large one, which is supposed to go over a boot box got a hole in it around the "bow" area when I was putting it over something smaller than a boot box. These are not only very thin, the bow area is a joke, and they won't last very long for something that you are supposed to be able to use over and over. They are just a very thin nylon. This is disappointing. ☹️

It works just as described which is great but the fabric is pretty see through so the boxes you put things in all have to be white. I wish it was thicker or lined so you couldn't see through it. For instance, using the wine bottle wrap you can see the label of the wine/liquor clearly through the wrapping.

I used every one of these for Christmas gifts. It was a unique time saver and "extra present". There are different sizes to accommodate odd shaped gifts. The wine bag I gave to my sister in law and already got it back with another bottle. I just keep it with my gift bags. Great for when you are short on time or ran out of tape or wrapping paper.

Very expensive.I love the idea. I'm passionate about reusable stuff to avoid creating more garbage than necessary, so I spent the money when a deal came up for this. I don't regret it, but...If you have to stretch the material at all, it gets very see through. If your gift is in a printed box that stretches the material, you can't use this. It works great if the box isn't printed.Some of the sizes/ shapes aren't very versatile.In general, I still like it. It's just not as good as I would like it to be, especially considering the cost.But please consider this, or other ideas, as a way to cut down on waste.

I love the patterns and being able to reduce waste. It's not quite as fun as wrapping and ripping with paper, but it's well worth it for the long term cost and environmental savings. The only thing I don't like is that some items can be seen through the fabric when it's stretched. But it's overall a great product.

I like this idea to jazz up any gifts and they sure are easier than cutting paper to fit whatever it is you are wrapping. My complaint is that the fabric is so thin that if you have anything other than a plain white box you can see through the fabric. Maybe a liner would help.

I'm terrible at wrapping presents and my schedule makes it tough to get to the mall where those people wrap presents. I saw a video of some people testing it against regular wrapping paper and I decided to give it a try. I also like that it's a present for my frugal dad too. Ha!

Love the idea of reusable fabric gift wrap. The Wrapeeze fabric is nice and stretchy so it works well with all varieties of shapes and sizes. Plus, it's super quick to wrap a gift! But, once the gift is wrapped, the fabric is a bit see through. This is so close to being an awesome product if the fabric was thicker so it wouldn't be see through. It inspired me to sew my own.