Bedside storage caddy for a bed with no nightstand beside it, which describes almost every bunk in student housing. One large pocket takes a laptop sleeve, a magazine or a folded hoodie, and two smaller pockets in front hold a phone, a charger and glasses where they can be found without sitting up. Everstock built it for the bed that is also the desk, the sofa and the wardrobe overflow.
Canvas forms the body and an iron frame runs through the top edge, wrapped fully around so the mouth of the large pocket stays open instead of collapsing shut under its own weight. That combination is what separates a caddy that stays usable from a fabric sleeve that sags after a fortnight. The frame is fixed on the inside of the wrap rather than exposed, so there is no bare metal edge against the mattress or the bed rail.
It hooks over a bunk rail, a bed frame, a headboard or a sofa arm, and works just as well in a caravan berth or a hospital-style bed where surfaces are scarce. In a shared room it also keeps personal items off communal furniture, which is usually the point at which a dorm starts feeling like it belongs to somebody.
1 large pocket plus 2 small front pockets
Material: canvas with an iron frame
Full wrap at the top keeps the main pocket open
Frame fixed inside the wrap, no exposed metal edge
Hangs on bunk rails, bed frames, headboards and sofa arms
