Cobble is a mottled mid-tone, the kind of finish that hides lint and scuffs better than a flat color does. Behind it sit two compartments and a fabric-wrapped fiberboard shell, and because the whole body collapses, the sorter does not have to hold floor space through a move or a semester away.
Depth stops at 14 inches, which is what lets a 24-inch-wide sorter line up along a wall or inside a closet without blocking the path to a dresser. Height reaches 26 inches, so the opening meets a dropped armful at roughly hip level rather than requiring a bend toward the floor.
The cobble finish breaks up the surface visually, so the dust, lint, and handling marks that settle on a laundry piece do not announce themselves the way they would on white fabric. It stays neutral enough for a bedroom corner, a shared dorm room, or a family laundry area built around gray cabinetry.
The 2.5 mm fiberboard walls fold in on themselves when the sorter empties, flattening for a closet shelf or the gap behind a door. The lid is removable rather than hinged, so it can be set aside during a heavy wash week and put back when the laundry needs to disappear again.
Single large canvas tote, 22 inches wide, with a vinyl-coated interior and long reinforced handles that clear a shoulder.
Folding bamboo drying rack with 11 dowels and a flat shelf for sweaters, opening to 29.25 inches wide.
