Dahey Small Cotton Rope Plant Basket Woven Plant Coiled Basket for Up to 7" Planter, Decorative Flower Pot Cover Closet Storage Bin Table Desk Organizer for Home Decor, White and Beige

My only complaint is that even after steaming the basket the slight fold or bends from being folded for shipping remained. In my case disguised by the plant hanging over the sides so it still looks nice. The basket looks as pictured and described, it is too big for the 5 in diameter pot in placed in it so I put something in it to raise the pot, just pay close attention to the size.....this was the smallest of this type of basket/plant holder I could find so I made it work.

This plant pot is well made and yes, it is very light weird. Of course when it came it was crease as they said but once I ironed it out as instructed it was good to go. However, it's smaller than what I thought. When they said it can hols a 6" pot somehow i thought it was have been way bigger than the 6" pot,there wasn't much room when the pot is place in the holder. But in all is a pretty good buy, I say if you want more room buy a 12" or 10"

I love this basket--it looks exactly like the pictures and seems to be very well built.I am pretty sure, however, that this is slightly smaller than advertised because I tried to put 8" plant saucers in (I wanted it to fit perfectly snug) and it was not even CLOSE to fitting. I believe the actual inside is somewhere closer to 7". Fine for me as I put a 6" plant pot inside so it still fit nicely inside (just with a different saucer at the bottom).That said, I would totally buy this again and even try out some of the other colors.

Take it out of the plastic bag and unfold it and it's square shaped on top. Looks cheap with the plant in it on our living room real wood floor. I'm thinking I should have spent more and bought a decorative ceramic pot instead than this lumpy misshapen cotton rope heap.

These are fine, just misshapen. They were each vacuum packed, flat, so have serious creases. I put my planters inside them and am hoping that, in time, they will adapt better to the roundness of the planters.They do look nice and are sturdy. Maybe someone has a better idea of how to get out the creases.