Large fabric storage bins for the bulky clothing that will never fold neatly onto a shelf: jumpers, coats, spare duvets and the half of a wardrobe that is out of season. Each bin gives that pile a defined edge, so a wardrobe shelf holds two or three tidy blocks instead of one heap that collapses forward every time the door opens. Households short on cupboard space gain the most.
The bins are made from a non-woven fabric firm enough for one to be stacked on another without the lower box buckling, and their rectangular shape lets them sit flush against each other and against the wardrobe wall rather than leaving unusable gaps down the sides. Soft sides mean a slightly overfull bin still slides into place, which a rigid plastic box will refuse to do. Empty, they fold down and store flat.
Everstock built them for the seasonal swap, the weekend twice a year when a whole wardrobe changes over and everything needs somewhere to go at once. Stack them on top of a wardrobe, line them along a shelf, or slide them into the space under a bed where the clearance allows. Labelling the front of each is worth the minute it takes, since fabric bins look identical from outside.
