Acrylic Luggage Tags Set

No I have tags that I won't have to worry about writing up everything I check in!

This is a very cool addition to the Star Wars carry-ons.

My only critique is that it needed some instructions. Or, Heroes & Villains could've posted a short video on the product website.

Start by using your left hand to pinch the wire into a U-shape with the fastener centered in front of you, and then use your right hand to turn the cap towards you (counter-clockwise), upon which the faster comes off.

Unthread the wire through the loop, and gently use your right index finger and thumb to slide open the casing, upon which you can then take the paper out and write on it. Or, you can use any business-card size cardboard paper and make your own tag- ie, if you want to keep a pristine original oem tag.

Then, just re-fasten the casing, loop the wire around the handle of the luggage, and again- pinch the wire with your left hand and use your right hand to re-fasten the wire by twisting it away from you (clockwise). Make sure the orientation is correct, or you may have to do it the opposite direction.

If I only needed one, the price point would be a little high, but they are at least as nice as any 10$ a piece tag- and a whole lot cooler

The tags themselves are great and come with a decoder for Aubresh. They could benefit from instructions - took me a second to figure them out, but not long. The loops are a bit stiff which can be a good thing as it means they won't fall off in transit but makes it a bit difficult to put on and take off. If you're wanting to keep the star wars sheet pristine, make sure you cut a very thin piece of paper to the exact dimensions of the original, so it doesn't get jammed up.