Review on Holiday China Dinnerware Storage Chest: Keep Your Coffee Mugs Secure in this Red Canvas Chest with Removable Lid and Green Trim - Household Essentials 538RED by Michael Lucas

I have bought several of these different sizes for wine glasses, champagne glasses and a few different inherited china pieces. One of the balloon wine glasses is about two inches shorter than all of my glasses (regular old Lenoxes) except for the stemless glasses. It's okay, I can use them for these or for the crystal. The list item confused me and I figured "deep" meant how deep it was top to bottom, not how wide it was front to back. It would be helpful to include "glasses no larger than 8.5 inches" in this listing. The assembly is fine as expected. We understood each other without any problems. It's just an old tarp box with a lid and cardboard dividers. The sides aren't what I would call strong or brittle, but definitely not what I would call reinforced (be ready to cut your own cardboard if you're interested). At $15 a piece for something that feels like it should be around $5, I guess I'm paying a premium for not going to Walmart, but there are cheaper versions of these at Revain, which you also need to spice up. Not only do I have a little regret about buying empty cans + a separate set of cardboard dividers (or making my own, which I have to do for larger jars), but I guess that's how I at least know it all fits together, and it is easy.