Everything in a single-compartment tote ends up at the bottom. Four pockets around the outside of this gray version hold the small things separately: a shopping list, keys, a pen, a pair of gloves. The main body still measures 11 by 22 by 13 inches for the bulk of the load.
Pockets sit on the exterior walls rather than inside the main bay, so reaching one never means digging past whatever fills the tote. Four of them split up the small items that otherwise sink out of sight, while the interior stays clear for bulk. Nothing in the pocket layout eats into that main volume.
Mid gray is the quietest option in the Krush range and the most forgiving of grime, which makes this the one to keep in a trunk as a permanent errand or emergency bag. It also disappears in a modern or minimalist closet, where a printed tote would read as decoration left in the wrong spot.
Long handles let the tote ride on a shoulder across a parking lot, and the blended canvas with its water-resistant vinyl lining is made for repeated use outdoors as well as indoors. That combination suits a bag moving between a house, a car trunk, and a camp site rather than one parked on a closet shelf.
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.
