📦 Organize in Style: UBBCARE Cotton Rope Storage Baskets Set - Foldable Decorative Woven Bin with Handles for Clothes, Toys, and More - 3 Cube Organizer for Home, Nursery, and Office Review

Bought these for my new apartment to store Marie Kondo style sweaters. Overall I am satisfied and plan to buy more. I like the thickness and feel of the baskets and their size but I went with white and light green and they are definitely pastel blue instead. Not a break in business, but a crap. They're also a bit irregular, but I've just unpacked and started using them, so we'll see how they line up. The instructions say to fill them up and wait a few days or use a handheld steamer/iron them…

It was exactly what I wanted. I wasn't very happy to see them in a box, but then this very nice postcard came to them, and now I've stuffed them with pillows. They're starting to hold the shape I want. But for the most part they are nicely made. They're a little more bucks than some of the others, but they look and feel the same. Especially if you look for and use them every day like me, this is what you need. Remind me of my mother's woven rugs that lasted so long. I'll take a look at their…

I've been looking for a specific size basket for our hallway shelves for months. They were as deep and tall as I was looking for, with a simple, modern look and a rope that I preferred so it wouldn't scratch the shelves. The price was very competitive and often cheaper than other containers I've looked for at local retailers. We currently have our gloves, mittens, scarves, etc. as well as other random items that family members often need to run out the door. If they aren't full, they won't…

Excellent set of three fabric storage baskets! I store oversized throws (70″) in it between the bottom shelf of the coffee table and the bottom drawer of the desk, which had a limited space of only 9″. I evaluated the minimal packaging of the product itself (rather than the packaging box) and was able to get rid of the wrinkles and creases that had formed on the baskets by rolling up the blankets and placing them vertically in each basket for a few days. Since the bins are a thick cloth "rope,"