Gray hides scuff marks from shoe soles better than a pale fabric, which matters in an entryway where boxes get handled. The clear panel across the front means a specific pair can be found without opening anything. Each box runs 13 by 8 inches with 5 inches of interior height.
A window across the front face does the job a handwritten label would, and it stays accurate when the contents change. Sneakers, sandals and slippers all read differently through the panel, so the right box comes out first time. With a 13 inch front there is enough glazed area to see a full shoe, not just a toe.
Most bed frames leave six or seven inches of floor clearance, and a 5 inch box slides in under that with room to spare. Pulling it back out is the part the frame handles: rigid sides mean the box keeps its mouth open instead of folding over. Off season footwear goes under the bed and out of the closet rotation.
The set arrives as two identical boxes, which lines up with how a closet shelf actually gets used: one box per person, or one for work shoes and one for weekends. Side by side the pair occupies about 26 inches of shelf width. Gray poly-blended linen on both means the run looks deliberate rather than assembled from leftovers.
Six folding fabric bins in regal red, eleven inches on each side, with silver grommet pull handles.
Set of six 11-inch folding storage bins in dark green, built with chipboard walls and front grommet handles.
