Household Essentials Cedarline Under Bed Storage Bag, Heavy-Duty Cotton Canvas, Textured PEVA Top with Durable 3-Sided Zipper, Front Handles, Foldable, Space-Saving, Natural

I read many reviews before purchasing and was hoping it would live up to the hype (quick spoiler: They absolutely did!) I have had 2 other hanging shoe organizers in the last 2 years. Both ended up ripping at the top where the hanger attached to the fabric. I really like the concept of a hanging show organizer and it fits my closet so well. I decided that third time must be a charm. I ordered 2 of these and was impressed by the construction as soon as I removed it from the package. It is thick and sturdy material and the hanging hardware is top quality. The hanger is thick and strong and the fabric is double enforced. I can't imagine this will ever tear. The slots are big enough to fit both shoes side by side. This is amazing because the other 2 holder I had were so small I had to shove the shoes in nestled up to each other. This organizer is wide enough to allow the shoes to sit flat next to each other. This allows the shoes to breath better when stored. I did not order the optional cedar planks but the bottom of each slot is exceptionally sturdy even without them. If I lived in a more humid climate I might consider the planks to help absorb moisture. Each slot is big enough to store all kinds of shoes: running shoes, hiking boots, cleats, combat boots, high heels, etc. I got the natural color and it was exactly as pictured.

Love these. I use them to store winter blankets and one I use to be ready for guests: a couple sheets, a couple pillow cases, and a set of towels. Perfect. Great size. Good quality.

Sturdy and great organizer! I use it for sweaters and am delighted with it. I ordered another one to use in another closet. So much easier and saves drawer space!

I like these bags and will probably buy more. They have a nice heavy zipper that opens around 3 sides making it easy to insert and remove stacked sweaters. There are straps on the inside edges that allow you to place cedar blocks around your sweaters (Vincemus Tineola Bisselliella!) The drawback for me is that while the top is "clear" plastic it has an embedded grid. The grid is so thick that I can't really tell what's in the bag without unzipping the top. Additionally, the bag is solid canvas on all sides. That's nice for ventilation and holding the cedar blocks but means you can't see any stacked items in the bag. Pros: - Nice construction -- full-size zipper, stout canvas - Looks nice on a shelf Cons: - Can't really see much through the top window because of the embedded grid - No window on the side to see what's stacked inside [Update from use] There's only one zipper pull so you have to fully open the bag to access contents (as opposed to two zipper pulls that would allow you to open a single side). Probably seals better this way but means it's harder to get at the contents while the bag is on a shelf.

Amazing bag for the value ($22 at time of purchase) very well constructed of sturdy canvas - not the flimsy kind but sturdy almost tough like a good quality grocery shopping bag canvas. Zipper is high quality, seams are all tidy and trim is well sewn. I saw one person complained that the zipper has a gap that allows moths to crawl in, I’ve shared pictures of this using a pen. If that bothers you I say modern solutions for modern problems: you can buy a tube of E6000 and seal that seam up, just glue the zipper ends to the canvas. Personally I think the bigger issue is that these bags always need a hole for the hanger to come out of and that hole is way bigger than the zipper holes. Now my real issue is it said it was 54 inches long and it’s actually 50.5 inches. My garment actually doesn’t fit, I’m going to have to rip the bottom seam open and sew some additional canvas on to lengthen it HOWEVER this is still a very high quality item at a very fair price. Actual interior measurements were: 50.5 in tall x 24.75 in wide 2.75 deep and of course it tapers at the bottom so if you’re filling it with a bunch of long garments you will run out of space at the bottom.

During the winter of 2022-2023, I was ill with an auto-immune disease. It was an exceptionally cold, rainy winter for where I live in Southern California and I wanted to be comfortable for the many weeks I was homebound. I shopped for and bought 10 medium to good quality cashmere sweaters. I wore them everyday from December until June when it was finally warm enough for more light weight clothes. I needed to store my nice sweaters in such a way as to protect them and I looked at several storage possibilities. I found this sturdy, well-made unit with a cedar bottom that provided protection from insects. The reviews were good as to its capacity and I purchased it. All of my sweater (12) fit nicely in this unit. The thick cotton canvas is securely held with a good zipper and the cedar plank for the bottom of the unit provides excellent protection from insects. I recommend this unit to protect one's good sweaters.

Sweater bags are really nice, however, no cedar planks and because I didn't click onto the third picture to know this I have to shop for some. I would suggest including a link to cedar planks of the right size or add an option to buy them from your site.

I have most of my good sweaters, scarves, knit hats in these bags. The fabric breathes. I use cedar inserts -sold separately- and also throw in a lavender sachet. Protects from moths and keeps things fresh. Worth the investment if you want to preserve your quality items. I was using the Container Store Linen boxes but they are expensive and these are more malleable. Take up less space. I also use them for sheets. You can easily fit a King size set in with shams etc. and I cram 2 queen sized sets in one. Oh, and I store placemats & napkins but it depends on the shape and size of your mats. Great for the ones that roll up. Good product. Recommend!