Blankets take more room than they deserve on a closet shelf and collect dust while they wait. This soft-sided container holds a stack of them at 26 inches wide by 21 deep and only 10 high, a profile cut for the space under a bed frame.
A clear plastic panel forms the top of the bag, so the folded blanket or the pile of sweaters inside can be identified without unzipping anything. That matters in a linen closet where several soft-sided containers look identical from the front, and it keeps a bag from being opened and repacked simply to confirm what is in it.
The zipper travels around three sides of the top, which lets the panel fold back almost completely rather than leaving a narrow slot. Bulky items go in and come out without being forced through an opening, and a full bag can be loaded flat on the floor and then slid into place with the top closed over it.
Height stops at 10 inches across a footprint of 26 by 21 inches, proportions aimed at the gap beneath a bed frame as much as at a shelf above a closet rod. Closed, the soft walls keep dust and pests off bulkier blankets or several sweaters at once, which is the usual fate of textiles left stacked in the open.
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.
