Paper Clip Holder, Paperclip Holders for Desk, Mesh Paper Clip Holder for Desk Binder Wire Mesh Bowls, Paper Clip Dispenser Organizer for Holding ...

These are sturdy little 'stuff' cups. I know the description says paper clip holder, but I have a teenager who LOVES to collect 'stuff' in his pockets all day long (a carryover from his elementary school days that he just hasn't let go of). I keep these in the laundry room & deposit what I can get out of his pockets when his clothes go into the washer & then the rest of the stuff that I missed after the load is done and then maybe a few more items that shake loose in the dryer. They are just the right size & they are strong enough to get bounced around a bit on the laundry room floor (accidentally) & not look any the worse for wear. I can send one with him at the end of each load & then go collect them from his room when I'm ready to do laundry again.

Works as they should, fits a box of 200 large/jumbo paperclips. Matches all of my other mesh desk accessories.

This is the perfect solution to hold you smaller office supplies. We are using these in our warehouse at the shipping stations to hold misc paper clips and rubber bands. They are almost identical to competitors that we have purchased from in the past. The main difference is the pricethese are cheaper! These are priced at about $2 a piecethe product arrives with 4 separate containers. The material is the typical wire mesh that you find with other office storage solutions. The color looks great as well and did not come chipped or flawed. This is a great and affordable option for organizing supplies on your desk. My only complaint is the last picture posted on the product description is a little deceiving. I wouldnt say these would be sturdy enough to stack on one another. Due to the lip of each cup, it doesnt offer a stable surface to stack on. But I also have never had the need to stack them in previous uses so I would purchase this item again.

I'm slightly disappointed in these. Each cup is very nice - the size is just right (I'm using mine in my craft area to keep all the little bits and pieces - like rhinestones and brads - organized), and they seem nicely made. They're light but not flimsy. HOWEVER. One of the photos shows them stacked. To be fair, if you play Jenga, you could probably get them to stack. While I could get one on top of another (just 2), there's no "lip" or ridge to keep the top cup in place. So the slightest bump will cause the top one to slide off. I still think they're useful but I wish they were truly stackable.

These little baskets are cute, stylish, well constructed and functional. The one flaw I could see is that before they are sprayed with black paint, they were not properly cleaned, so there may be tiny bumps, smaller than grains of sand, in the bottom of some of the baskets. It can be hard working with steel, as tiny flecks of metal can easily become charged magnetically with static energy, and they can be almost impossible to get rid of. Fortunately, nobody will notice these tiny imperfections as I saw them only in the bottoms of the baskets, so they will be covered by paper clips, rubber bands, q-tips, spare change, flash drives, or whatever else people are likely to store in these little baskets. Because the flaw is so minor, I did not deduct any points in my overall rating. The baskets are well painted with a flat black paint, which somehow looks and feels sophisticated yet still rustic. But what impresses me the most is how the metal mesh is bent into a circle, with the seam where the two sides meet and overlap being practically smooth, just as smooth as the rest of the mesh basket. I cannot figure how they do that, as there should be a rather noticeable bump. So, there is some craftsmanship involved. Also, you cannot see how they connect the top and bottom rings of metal to the mesh. They do not appear to be welded, put were probably tapped into place and are held there by tension. So it's a simple and clever design. I ordered some identical little baskets before; they are indistinguishable. So, I'm guessing that there is one place that makes these generic little metal baskets, then sells them to various 'name brands' like FUCDTEFC (My guess is that brand names are simply a selection of letters chosen randomly, b'cuz why not?). Consequently, you can probably find two dozen of these identical paper clip holders being sold by under different names at different prices. Do not fret over which one to get, as they are likely all the same.