Soft storage has to resist more than dust: punctures, damp, and pests all reach a cardboard carton eventually. This bag answers with a tarp shell and a full zipper, holding blankets and off-season clothing inside a 30 by 12 inch footprint that stands 26 inches high.
Polyethylene tarp is the whole argument here: it weighs almost nothing yet resists tears and punctures, and it shrugs off weather and moisture that would soften a paper box in a damp basement. Pests find no easy way in either, which matters when wool blankets and cotton quilts sit untouched from one season to the next.
At 12 inches deep the bag clears the rails of many bed frames, so a full load of linens disappears into dead floor space instead of occupying a shelf. The 30 inch width takes folded comforters flat rather than crumpled, and the 26 inch height means it can stand on end in a closet corner when the floor is the only option.
Two handles are sewn to the body, so the load travels as a parcel rather than an armful, whether it is heading out to the garage or into a car. The strong zipper runs the length of the opening, which seals the contents in transit and lets the bag be filled wide open while it sits flat on the floor.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
Six forest green fabric cubes with grommet pulls, each 11 inches square for standard cube shelving.
