Collapsible Storage Bins Foldable Felt Fabric Storage Basket Organizer Boxes Containers with Handles Metal Handles for Nursery Toys,Kids Room,Clothes,Towels,Magazine

This is a good looking high quality bin that suffers from one easy to fix problem. As other reviewers have noted, the bin ships collapsed flat. And because of the hard creased folds, the bin wants to return to the collapsed state if even the slightest amount of downward pressure is applied to its' top. Here's a very easy way to permanently fix the problem: You'll need an iron, ironing board, and a small hand towel. Fill your iron with water, put it on the highest steam setting and set the temp to "Wool" or similar. On my iron that was temp setting 5 (max is 12). Next, wet and wring out the hand towel well. You'll be using the hand towel as a pressing cloth so be sure to use a white towel or an older towel that won't color bleed. Place one side of the bin over the tapered end of the ironing board. Next, place the pressing cloth over the bin and use the iron to steam out the creases. After a bit of creative maneuvering on the ironing board to iron each side, you should end up crease-free bin.

I liked these so much I bought a second batch. They are useful and attractive for organizing books and magazines as well as other small items. They are lightweight and strong and the dark grey color is a good neutral.

U-shaped metal brackets for the sides or front and back would be preferred to put them back into shape after opening from folded position. Sowing in a bar with flat grommet at end of pole to quickly adjust back to form after shipping would also do the trick. Seam line stitching would help with going back to folded position but I’m unsure who is actually doing that. I had to stuff the bins with spare pillows to relax the thick fabric after shipping. I use one for sock storage in a linen closet so the shape was no a huge deal once stuffed. For only storing a few loose items like the other pin I needed to use the pillow technique to bulge out the sides for the first few days before use. -Overall it’s a great sturdy nice looking textile with nice looking metal handles. -You can store sharp ended objects if needed without worry of puncture. -not for immediate use of staging a storage area, requires stuffing to relax the fabric and take form.

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You wouldn't think it would be difficult to find a decent fabric container to keep your loose car stuff in but it was! Finally came across this product and it's absolutely perfect for what I needed it for. Fits right behind my driver's seat. Holds everything I needed it to and the walls of it are high enough so nothing will fall out. Thank you for making exactly what I needed!!

I wanted this basket to hold my son’s books since were schooling at home now. He has paperback workbooks, work packets, and miscellaneous papers to organize and he was just throwing them all over his bed. This basket has a nice size but is just way too floppy. It’s more like a bag. The side don’t stay up. I prop it next to a bookcase so it’s not horrible, but it sure doesn’t stand up like in the pictures. Once you unfold it, it stays creased and flips in at the creases. I’ll keep it just because it holds all of the items together which is sort of what I wanted, but I was hoping for something with sturdier sides. I guess I could open up the seams and put some thin dowels in it but I shouldn’t have to put work into this.

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Great bin to use for books in my son's bedroom. The books are different sizes and they all fit neatly in the soft fabric bin. I especially like that it is easy to move with the side handles. Considering getting one for my car too. It maintains shape while holding items in it, but is also easy to squeeze between things and is plyable. Definitely recommend this for anyone who wants to make the space look neat and stylish.