Warm brown fabric makes these bags presentable enough to leave in view, whether that means a closet shelf above the hanging rod or the foot of a bed. Each holds a stack of folded sweaters in a 16 by 13.25 inch footprint just 4 inches deep, behind a clear front panel.
The soft brown tone reads like woven linen next to wicker baskets and wood shelving, so a row of three on a closet shelf looks arranged rather than stashed. It is a natural companion to cream bedding and warm-toned bedroom furniture, where a black bag would sit heavily by comparison.
The 4-inch height was chosen for the gap under a standard bed frame, but that flat profile also means two or three bags stack on a shelf without leaning. A stack of three still measures only a foot high, which clears the space above a hanging rod in most closets.
Sturdy polylinen forms the body and clear plastic forms the front, a combination that shields folded clothing from dust while leaving it identifiable. Air still moves through the poly canvas, so cotton and wool come out of storage without the flat, stale smell that sealed containers give them.
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.
