CovermatesKeepsakes – Canvas Storage Bag - Premium Canvas - Carrying Handles -Dual Zipper Pulls - Indoor Storage, Natural

Bought over 20 of these storage bags in various sizes since I'm on a crazy organizing binge to feed my OCD habits. These bags are very well made and have some nice features such as the plastic window in front, a pull handle on each size, and a zippered top that opens on three sides. The best advice I can give you is to measure your storage shelf height and depth before deciding which size to purchase. You will also need to decide if you want to jam them full of multiple types of things just to store them away or, like me, organize every bag with a specific item(s). The bags stack well when they are full but not over-full. The 29L bag is HUGE, the 21L is LARGE, and the 14L is SMALL. Read the reviews from the good folks that spelled out what they are using each size bag for and take notes on what works for each bag. Here's what I found worked best for my family:29L - is big and bulky and, in my opinion, doesn't store well on the typical closet shelves of 12" that are above the hanging rod. You need a big shelf for this size. I've used the few I purchased to pack in as many guest pillows as I could. These were much too big to store a single king size feather comforter bed topper. If you had a big bedspread or a comforter that hangs off the bed like a bedspread, then this bag would work fine. I had problems trying to find shelves big enough to store this size bag when full.21L - is a large bag and the one I used to store all my comforters, duvet covers, and mattress pads. One king-size comforter (bed-topper) and duvet cover fit comfortably in each bag. I also use this bag to store my king-size synthetic-down blankets as well. When I get around to organizing seasonal clothing, this size is probably the one I will use and will pack it full.14L - is by far the one I purchased the most of. It is a small bag. The bag can be easily stored on short shelves or even in deep drawers and chests. This size holds one king-size sheet set in each bag. So if you have smaller bed sizes you may be able to get more sets of bedding in each one. This size also comfortable holds one twin size cotton blanket. I also use this size for sweater storage and how many sweaters you get in each bag depends on the how thick or thin they are.I'm a huge fan of these bags.

I needed a bag to keep my sheet sets organized.These are perfect in size for a king bed and they have a window so you can tell what set you have. I've been looking for weeks and finally came across these. They seem very durable and I'm very pleased.

These do the job well. The zippers are nice and smooth. The fabric is sturdy. The size is just right for lots of small things.It's not hard enough to stand up when it's not filled, but that isn't an issue for me. I use these to store yarns, and that works great. Since the bag is soft, you can jam it into a cabinet to fill all available space, which is a good feature.

This turned out to be the perfect storage solution for my sweaters and other woolens. The size is just right to keep 7-8 fine gauge sweaters nicely folded and stacked. No more shifting piles. Buying 2-3 good quality sweaters a year I've ended up with 20+ sweaters - assorted cardigans, pullovers, sleeve-less and V-necks that were, as a group, creating chaos in my wardrobe. Couldn't remember which ones had been worn and would need cleaning at season's end, couldn't find a particular color without disarranging one pile or the other. This Fall I washed every sweater I owned, ordered the Covermates bags, and came up with a labeling system. I've attached paper tags by color group ( example "BLUES, GREENS") to the zipper tab of each CoverMate bag and listed the more detailed description below the main color grouping (i.e. "navy blue card., aqua pullover, moss green sleeveless,forest green pullover"), The storage bags stack very neatly on top of one another, taking up a lot less space. And between the tags I've added and the little vinyl side window on the bags it takes me about 5 seconds to find what I'm looking for. The other thing with my new approach is that sweaters that are currently being worn now all go together into a separate holding box. They will be laundered at the end of the season and then returned to their respective storage bags. No more trying to figure out what does or doesn't need cleaning. I _love_ this system. Also, I saved enough space on my shelf to add another plastic box with basic maintenance gear - clothes brush, de-piller, mesh laundry bags - all now in the same spot.

I have ordered five of these storage bags for storing queen size quilts and comforters - three of the large and one of the medium size. The largest size 29'' was able to accommodate a very heavy weight queen size comforter, the medium held a summer weight queen comforter with room for a queen coverlet and a bit of room to spare. The storage bags appear to be well made and sturdy - nice heavy canvas and the zippers work well with nicely stitched seams. I especially appreciate the plastic window so I can see what is inside the bag. The handles are also a helpful feature for assisting with lifting. After ordering the first storage bag, I liked it so much I ordered four more.

I like that is is canvas. I like the size. I like the clear window. I like the quality. I like how smooth the zipper is. I have no negatives to report.

The cover was shipped without box inserts.