Although these storage containers could certainly benefit from some additional sturdiness (at a bare minimum I found I had to cut out cardboard bottoms to help them maintain a basic shape), they were worth the reasonable cost in my opinion. Additionally, I happened to have ordered a different set of similar underbed storage at the same time, and when I pulled them out of the box there was a fairly overwhelming smell of plastic. I don't know if it's the charcoal layer (which I suspect), or what, but this set was fabulously scent-free.

Very practical since I have an extra comforter and pillows that I needed to store. If you store towels, clothes, or a comforter that is the perfect size for this than they will probably stack a bit better but because my comforter is a bit big for this it did bulge more as well as my pillows. However, I was surprised that I was able to close them without the material taring since the zippers don't look extremely durable. I do like how you can see what is inside so I know which one has my pillow and which one has my comforter or blankets.

They work. No you're not going to stuff it beyond oblivion and expect for zipper to stay in tact. This cost a couple bucks and the zipper feels cheap so I don't know why anyone would press their luck, literally. As soon as I felt the zipper I knew better than to force it to do anything. It can get as full as it should based on it's size if you're properly pressing down on the bag to allow the zipper to slack some while zipping it. Really common sense stuff that avoids wear/tear/risk. It wouldn't fit under my platform bed if I stuffed these beyond the dimensions it's intended to hold anyway. It holds it's dimensions and that's all it's supposed to do. It looks like junk when you over stuff it anyway. I have ordered 2 more sets since my first set so that I can then fit my entire winter wardrobe neatly under my bed, as my closet space is minimal. I will update once I have attempted that so other possible consumers may have an idea how many of these can fit under a queen bed if that may be helpful to anyone. The only thing I'd say that may be confusing about these photos, is that these bags are NOT rigid in any way nor fit to each other in any way. They are totally malleable plastic and fiber bags stitched in a certain way so when filled they are squarish, but they do not hold their own shape at all if not filled a certain way (like the picture shows, equally distributed folding perfection + primping for photo op) nor do they fit into each other and stack like tupperware or anything. You could set one on the other I'm sure but it would never look neat like the photo unless u put a box inside of the bag and then filled it unless you're military trained in folding.

Window and has a ton of room inside not sturdy unless filled

Great for storing clothes.