Clear Window Clothes Storage Bag 90L for Quilts & Bedding

Find every quilt without unzipping

• See what's inside, without unzipping

  A clear PVC panel runs across the front, so folded quilts and knitwear stacked inside sit in plain view. You find the right blanket by looking, not by digging through a dark bag. Stack a few on a closet shelf and the labels take care of themselves. Pair it with storage boxes for a tidy wardrobe.

• Quilted walls that breathe

  The walls are diamond-quilted non-woven fabric that lets air move through. The bag also carries a moisture-proof coating, so damp stays out while the stored bedding keeps its loft. The quilting adds structure, so the walls hold their shape when the bag is full and stand up on their own.

• Carry heavy blankets with ease

  Reinforced top and side handles take the weight of a full bag. Lift a stack of blankets off the floor and the strain goes into the handle, not the seams. Side compression panels pull the load tight, so a bulky bag stays compact enough to move down a hallway or into a car.

Fold, compress, zip, slide under the bed

1. 1
   Dry and fold

   Air the quilt or blanket fully, then fold it to its smallest size.

2. 2
   Slide it in

   Open the double zipper, place the bedding inside and check the clear window as you load.

3. 3
   Compress

   Tighten the side compression panels to flatten the stack and push out loose air.

4. 4
   Zip and store

   Close the double zipper, then slide the bag under the bed or onto a closet shelf.

Dry bedding in, dry bedding out

• Keep out of direct sun

  Strong light and heat fade the charcoal fabric and stress the PVC window.

• Store on a dry shelf

  Lift the bag off damp walls and cold concrete floors.

• Air the bag now and then

  Open it in a dry room every few months so the air inside turns over.

• Pack dry bedding only

  Damp bedding stays damp in any bag and leaves a musty smell behind.

• Spot clean only

  Wipe the outside with a dry or barely damp cloth. Do not soak the fabric.