Large Collapsible Laundry Hamper Bag with Handles, 15 x 15 x 26 Inches Foldable Clothes Basket for Washing Storage

We bought these a while back, and love them: they’re durable, easy to carry, spacious, and much more attractive than a basket; unfortunately, they collapse on themselves, when not filled with laundry.We needed a few more and the NEW ones we just ordered have pole inserts to keep them from collapsing...they’re AWESOME!! I truly wish our 3 original ones, though super in every other way, had the inserts.

I love these laundry bags! They are huge, really strong and attractive material. I will say that I bought three “open box” and they were slightly different. They are ever so slightly different in color - more a taupe grey than a steel grey. They are more floppy - less stiff and don’t stand up very well empty. I still like them and will use them for clean towel and blanket storage. The ones I ordered “new” that came sealed, stand up very well. They look terrific on top of my grey machines and promise to end my laundry room clutter while making it look so cool. I put a king quilt and duvet in one. There is still room if I push them down.

Update: Still like this laundry bag a lot but now that I have had it a couple of months, I am updating to report the poles in this bag are a real pain. They don't stay in place and always poke out of the bag and they are ALWAYS in the way. Reach in the bag and you get poked in the face. You can leave the poles out and the bag works just fine, but doesn’t retain its structure so the opening doesn’t stay open.First question: Does it stand upright? Yes. The set comes with plastic poles that slip into slots (see pics) in eachcorner to give the bag enough structure to stand. You can take the poles out if you want to keep the bag collapsible - but they are not super easy to remove once they are in.Is it big? Yes, it's huge. Fits two large loads of heavy winter laundry (jeans, sweaters, sweatshirts) will definitely hold more come summer time.Durability? So far so good. The handles are easy to grip and seem to be stitched pretty well to hold up to a full bag of heavy clothes. Interior is lined with what seems to be an easy-to-clean lining. I'll probably update this later if I have any issues in the nrxt couple of months.

Yeah Boy! Way, way better than my expectation. Let's start with the size, 15X15X25.5 inches will hold more than is practical. Appealing Burlap type material with a water resistant lining and 4 metal stays for the corners. Stays are fitted in a flap designed for that purpose with a Velcro closer, in all likelihood the only time you will ever mess with them. I can't conceive of the handles coming loose given the heavy, sturdy material and stitching. Attractive and at first glance, looks like a suitcase, a big one. Like any non-ridged hamper, load it up on one side and it is likely to tip over. I chose to put a small self-adhesive hook on the closet wall. Three hooks for a buck at General Dollar. Problem solved.I can't get my mind around all the other uses. Toys, Christmas decorations, seasonal clothing, sports gear and you get the picture. I've already cut my Christ gift list in half. Value overshadows cost by a Country mile and anything that the big-box stores offered, I've looked.

Perhaps there is a millennial progressive snowflake market out there where some dude does no more than two pairs of women’s underwear at a time, but I’m unaware of the segment. For the rest of us, this hamper will struggle to meet your needs. The hamper itself is well constructed. The walls, the handles, the fabric in general is highly durable and well-crafted. The volume in this hamper is massive too. It holds a tremendous amount of wash. However, if you’re looking for something that will sit in the corner where you can toss garments until ready to do laundry this is not the ticket. At least, not after the first 10 days or so. While seemingly sturdy the manufacturer ships the hamper with four small rods that insert to the corners and define the build. There are a few problems with these rods. First, the rods are extremely thin. They appear quite sturdy for their thickness but the problem arises not from the inevitable bands and breaks, both of which are a problem with my hamper, but with the pockets that hold the rods. The rods are too small for the pockets sewn into the corners of the hamper. From the get-go the rods pop out of the pockets. This allows the corners to slouch in the fabric to bend and curve. As this occurs, the rods begin to flex and bend. To reduce shipping space the manufacturer uses a unique elastic cord design where two shorter connect into one long rod. Two of the four rods broke at the plastic piece that holds them together. Take out the crappy rods and you have a superior product, however. Also, there is a solution so take heart. Several lengths of hard, oak dowel rod in 1/4 inch diameter cut to length and inserted into the pockets yields a hamper that is better than original. Mine now stands in place as it should and gives me no issues. If you don’t mind retrofitting this hamper with durable wood rods, or possibly metal rods which I have not tried, it is a Quality hamper and I highly recommend the product. If you don’t want to go to that effort avoid this hamper as it is attempting to identify as a duffel bag. You will be ready to toss it after a few short weeks.

I really like this hamper! It's larger than I expected and works perfectly for my needs. My old hamper--a cheap $5, pop-open one from Target--just died on me from a year of use. Can't complain that a $5 hamper lasted a year, but I needed a new one, and this one is perfect. It is made out of quality canvas, and the handles are a light metal. Be forewarned, it does have that​ slight smell that all canvas materials have after being packaged for shipments. Just let it air out for a couple of minutes, and it's ready to go.

My 3 boys have destroyed every hamper I have bought them. They drag them down the stairs so handles rip off, liners get torn and metal support bars bend. These hamper bags are the best design and they will last! Built in handles with pads, strong canvas construction and hold a ton of clothes. They will stand up empty and super easy to carry.

The handles are good and make it easier to carry. It’s a big size and works well for my household of five. Cute also.

Very huge. Material is top notch. Durable.

I bought this a while ago and I found it too big for personal use if you are living alone or it’s for yourself only. Would be a good size for a small family or two people! I’d make sure to double check the measurements because it was a lot bigger than I had anticipated. The sticks that go in are sturdy but sometimes the Velcro covering comes up and then the stick pokes out and the laundry hamper collapses. I like that it separates my lights and darks but the material divider in the middle is flimsy and can cause them to mix into one another at the bottom.

I was looking for a laundry hamper with big capacity and this fit the bill. it's easy to carry, holds a fair amount of dirty clothes for both me and my husband on a weekly basis and aesthetically it's simple enough to fit in with the bedroom theme/decor. It comes with rods to keep the shape and structure of the hamper so that it stays upright. Not sure how long it will last but for the price, it's worth the buy.

I purchased 2 of these laundry baskets and have been really happy with them. They have a very large capacity but are still easy to transport thanks to the large, sturdy handles. My only complaint is that it doesn't stay open in a square at the top but rather ends up more oval like. The hamper has sticks that are inserted vertically in each corner which keep it upright perfectly but the handles always gravitate together and I often have to pull it open to put clothes in. Not annoying enough to dock a star however, still a great option considering others out there.