Fotografía no aceptada

Reshoot with a tripod and two light sources. Pay attention to your depth of field.

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Artefacts! There are chromatic aberration and also other artefacts. What happened to this line?

The other bag shows a lot of noise:

There is a lot of noise in the picture. The DOF should show more of the bag in focus, and the vignetting is disturbing. The corner is cut off, as with the previous picture.

I would suggest you retake the pictures if the bags are your design. If they are of someone else's design, and exposed in a store, you will at least have the authorization of the design owner, if not the shop owner, to take those pictures.

The depth of field is too shallow, causing a significant portion of the image to be out of focus. You cannot fix this by re-editing. There are also some issues with the background, including debris and the dark spots at the corners - vignettes which should have been fixed when you apply Lens correction in Adobe RAW or Lightroom Classic. As @RALPH_L @indicated, you would also need a property release from the designer.

The main problem here is focus and vignetting. Also, these bags will require a property release.