Off-season sweaters need somewhere flat and dust-free to wait. Each of these three bags measures 16 by 13.25 inches and stands only 4 inches high, thin enough to slide beneath a bed frame, with a clear panel across the front so contents can be identified without unzipping anything.
The dark neutral is the practical choice for storage that lives in shadow: dust settling on the polylinen shell is far less obvious than it would be on cream or white fabric. Pulled out into a gray or charcoal bedroom, the bags look like part of the scheme rather than leftover packing.
A clear plastic window is set into the front of each bag, so a folded stack of merino or cotton knits can be checked at a glance. The zipper runs closed around the top, keeping dust out of the fold lines through the months when nothing in the bag gets worn.
Unlike a sealed plastic tub, the soft-sided poly canvas lets air move through the bag, which is what keeps stored wool from taking on a closed-up smell. The smooth interior also reduces the chance of a loose knit catching on something, a common annoyance with rough-sided bins.
Six magnetic pieces, four hinges and two handles, that give a plain steel garage door a carriage-door look.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
