Long-Term Review: Is the KLASSNUM Pouch Right for Your Reader Sunglasses?

I was looking for a better way to carry my reading glasses. Hard cases always felt too bulky, taking up excessive space in my jacket pocket. At the same time, I was concerned that a soft pouch wouldn't offer enough protection for the lenses of my new men's reader sunglasses.

I ended up purchasing the KLASSNUM Portable Women's Glasses Bag in beige-C. Despite the "women's" label, it appeared to be a simple, sleek leather pouch, so I decided to give it a try. After using this soft case for three months, here is my detailed assessment.

It provides excellent lens protection without adding bulk.
It slides effortlessly into tight pockets.
It keeps the frames clean and free from dust.

Day 1: First Impressions

The package arrived quickly, just a small plastic envelope—nothing fancy. Upon removing the pouch, I was immediately impressed by its texture.

Unboxing and Feel

The material has a soft, supple leather-like feel. It's likely high-grade faux leather, but it convincingly mimics the real thing. The beige-C color looks professional and clean, and it features a simple drawstring closure.

I inspected the lining right away, as this is crucial. A rough lining can easily scratch lenses. The KLASSNUM lining feels like thick, soft suede, designed to cradle the glasses securely.

The Size Test

My new men's reader sunglasses aren't small; they have thick, modern frames. I needed to confirm they would fit without stressing the seams.

Step 1: Check Glasses Size. My readers measure about 145mm wide across the temples.
Step 2: Insert Frames. I slid the glasses into the pouch. The fit was snug, but they went in completely, and the drawstring closed easily over the top.
Step 3: Shake Test. I gave the pouch a firm shake. The glasses stayed securely in place without rattling around inside.

Verdict: The fit is excellent for medium to large frames. The material feels both professional and sturdy, making for a fantastic first impression straight out of the box.

Week 1: Getting Used to It

Being accustomed to hard cases, which feel inherently safer, switching to a soft pouch made me nervous about potentially crushing the glasses. I had to adjust how I stored them.