Blue florals on a white ground give this tote the freshest look in the family, closer to a cottage textile than a utility bag. The rectangular Krush body holds its shape under load, and the handles are long enough to take a full 22-inch tote up a flight of stairs.
Open blue blooms across a white field put this tote beside painted dressers, gingham, and glazed ceramics rather than in a garage bay. In a modern or transitional room the same print acts as the one soft element in a scheme of hard surfaces, so the bag earns a spot on a shelf.
The carry handles are long rather than stubby, which means a loaded tote can hang from a forearm while a hand grips a rail, or ride on one shoulder with the body against the hip. Both positions keep an 11-inch-deep load close in, where it balances far more easily than at arm's length.
Vinyl lining behind the blended canvas resists moisture from the inside, so garden cuttings, wet shoes, or a bottle covered in condensation leave no mark on the printed face. Wiping the interior out takes a damp cloth, and the pale floral exterior stays unaffected because nothing seeps through from the load it carried.
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.
