Give bag dimensions, compartments, closure type, and any maker-provided capacity or age guidance.
Show straps, seams, inside pockets, and measurements beside a ruler; disclose repairs or loose stitching on used stock. State the bag dimensions and identify which strap or compartment appears in each useful photo.
A large bag may be heavy when filled; avoid unsupported ergonomic or health claims and state only verified features. A worn view helps show the bag's scale. Show the straps, back panel, and inside pockets, and photograph the bag beside a simple measuring reference. Lay out straps and interior compartments, and add a worn view only if it helps a buyer judge the size.
Measure the bag's height, width, and depth, and state whether the figure includes an expanded gusset. Photograph the inside, straps, zips, seams, and base, since capacity alone does not show whether a folder or lunch container fits.
