Kate & Milo Diploma Frame, Classic Document And Certificate Display Frame, Black With White Mat, Graduate Gift Ideas, Wall or Tabletop Frame

I have three of these and they fit uniformly on my wall. The look is clean and sleek. For the money I paid it is kind of cheaply made, on two of them the clasps on the back have broken.

Great picture frame with a lot of room to work with

It looks just like the picture but you can tell in the video that the background was unraveling a bit. I had to add some clips on the back so that there wouldn't be gaps on the frame. My cap was a bit too thick for the frame but that might be just my cap. It's easy to use this frame. For the quality I think you could pay a little less since it does seem a bit cheap.

Good quality frame. Exactly what the pictures show. One negative is it uses the little metal movable pieces to hold the picture portion in place (see picture). My experience with these particular tab options, is that over time, with multiple times moving them, they break or fall out and then you have to figure out how to secure the back. I much prefer where they twist. This is wouldn't be a problem if you have most of the school year pictures already, but my kiddo is only in 1st grade, so there will be many more years if having to open and close it where those little metal pieces can wear out.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Perfect size for a grad cap. Easy to add photos and tassel.

Love it, everything fit . Holds great memories of graduation

Decided to gift this to my parents because I'm graduating college any day now. The only picture my parents had of me when I was little was a kindergarten school picture day photo and my hair looked terrible because it hadn't been combed and I had a weird smile because idk kindergarten. School pics were expensive so this was the only one I had from back then. I included my most recent grad photo in the frame and gave it to my parents and they laughed and cried. Talked about how much they hated my hair in that picture but also sad because now I'm all grown up. So, if you need something for your parents and they like this sort of thing then I'd recommend it.

Firstly, came without the pins. Not a big deal, tried to use my own thumb tacks. No such luck. The canvas is stre-er, stuck to a thin piece of cheap foam. The foam is then stuck to a thin piece of wood. What I’m thinking is a sort of particle board? So when I tried to use the tack, it had nothing to grip to. I could have pushed it through the board in the back but then that would have created a hazard(not to mention it wouldn’t have stayed). The frame itself looks good from afar, but has major structural issues in the form of the clasps on the back. Whose bright idea it was to add these tiny little metal pieces, I don’t know. Three broke off within five minutes of me trying to position my cap. That’s another thing, unless you completely disassemble your cap, it isn’t going to fit very well on the frame. I’d show you but I fear if I open it again, the rest of the metal supports will snap off. Which leads me to another issue I have. Remember how I said the canvas was stuck and not stretched? The edges are frayed, uneven, and up close they stick out like a sore thumb. Overall, I would never ever buy this as a gift for someone I care about. The quality is mediocre at best. And I would never subject them to that. Granted this was a returned frame, however, I find it seriously doubtful that the defects are a result of the previous buyer. It works for me, and later on in life when I revise it, I’ll add better clasps to the back. The frame seems to be made of wood, so here’s hoping a little screw would hold itself well. Final thoughts: it’s just okay. It works for what I need it for, and later on maybe I’ll just change the backdrop entirely. For now it will do. I secured the back with some tape but it’s obviously not strong enough to hold the back in place.