Seville Classics Premium Handwoven Portable Laundry Bin Basket with Carrying Handles, Household Storage for Clothes, Linens, Sheets, Gray, Rectangular Hamper

Had the hamper for almost 6 months now, so I can do a proper review. This hamper is esthetically pleasing to your eye and fits beautifully in the corner of my bedroom. I carefully inspected the hamper of any defects and was pleased that the basket had none. No issue with the velcro on the laundry bags either. A reviewer mentioned a strong scent emanating from their hamper, mine also gives out a scent but I find it rather pleasant; natural woodsy scent. My fiance often loads the hamper with his dirty clothes from the gym and the scent from the water hyacinth hamper definitely helps with the odor!

It’s really sleek and neutral. Has two compartments to separate light and darks. Hides dirty laundry! It has removal sacks and fits perfectly in a corner. Adds a really nice touch.

I've been looking for a better laundry hamper for a few years now... Everything i saw was way too expensive for junk. I was about to give in to one of those expensive pieces of junk then this one came along? For a few bucks more i got a nice-looking, sturdy, awesome hamper to fit in with me & my little apartment;-) FINALLY! The looking is over;-) Good luck & take care in this crazy world we live in...

I did not know I could experience the joy and excitement I did, over a hamper. Pure JOY! I was looking to replace a folding style hamper, that had a canvass bag and bamboo stand. (Cheaper style, but had a very nice visual appearance that it could sit out in my bedroom without grimacing...) I had my prior hamper for probably upwards of 7 years - I really liked it, to the point I even hand repaired a small tear where the bag had attached to the stand to extend it's life. I did not think I would ever find a hamper I liked as much, nor that meet my very specific "wants". I would not get a hamper unless it had a lid. I live alone - but regardless, I want to be able to "hide" away the dirty laundry. It also needed to have a quality appearance - meaning no "foam" top, no outright plastic, etc. Also, I was strongly seeking a hamper that did not require assembly - not because I am incapable, but many times those that need "built" have a structural weakness. (Cardboard bottoms, nail/hinges that split "cheap"/light bamboo or wood frames, etc). I had a very specific set of desires - and I did NOT want to spend $100 or more.... This hamper checked all of those boxes, for $50. It arrived fully assembled. I was a little concerned as the box had a clear "cut" on one of the long sides of the box. Especially as I opened the box to find there was no "safety" packaging. (Ie. not bubblewrap, protective foam, etc. There was a little bit of paper in the lid area. However, I was delighted upon unpacking to find it 100% perfect - no damage, no visual defects and no warp/shape issues. The dual lid laid perfectly flat against the hamper. The mocha color was a nice dark brown, which fit in well with the varied shades of wood furniture already in my bedroom. The texture was less dry / brittle than I anticipated, which was a complete plus. Immediately transferred my laundry from the old hamper to the new. I will say the overall size was "smaller" than I had thought (of the interior). In that I assumed, from the dimensions and images this would be larger than my prior hamper - and I think they are actually comparable. Still a decent size! I would say that each bag holds easily a full load of laundry, possible a load and a half. ( I use HE front load washing machine - for context of load size). Again as a single person who does laundry once a week, this is sufficient unless I have a week with excessive linens/towels. (Generally I do not put bedding in the hamper - I wait to strip the bed until I am leaving for the laundry). I do have a cat, and she does not seem interested by the new purchase. However, I do see how this could attract a feline's attention - and you may want to consider that when purchasing. Overall I am beyond thrilled with the purchase. Price, functionality, appearance etc - outpaces every other alternative I looked at - except for maybe three section models // laundry stations - all of which cost over $100+. I would HIGHLY recommend this. My only question / concern is in finding a spare set of bags. (These seem quality, and work as advertised. However, I did hope to purchase a secondary set and lay up, for the future. I assume for as long as I hope to use this hamper a backup would be a good measure.

Listen... I've lived the $7 collapsible laundry hamper life. When I graduated and got my first office job, I thought, you know what, it's time to be an adult - and what does that mean? Separating my laundry. I wasn't sure if such a hamper actually existed, so I googled "separated laundry hamper", and lo and beyond. As adults, we are able to curate the items in our life - and a laundry hamper is no different. Sure, you change get by just fine on ugly mesh cubes - but they fall apart in months, and they tend to overflow, and because they look ugly and college-y in the first place, I found the standards of cleanliness for my closet - and by extension, bedroom - were lowered. I took a plunge on this hamper, and I have never regret it. In fact, when I moved cross country and had to leave this hamper behind due to lack of space in my car, I missed it so much I ended up buying a second one. I, who am not a rich person, have bought a $70 laundry hamper twice in my short life. It means that much to me. This hamper is beautiful. It smells good. I experience joy when I lift up the little wicker flaps. The bags inside come out and you can carry them easily to the wash. They hold the perfect amount for a full load. I don't have to worry about separating my lights and darks. It's easy to keep track of my clothes. And since the lid stays closed, my closet stays clean. With this hamper, I respect my clothes and the cleanliness of the space around me. (I swear to god - once I used this hamper in a job interview when asked to sell the interviewer on my favorite object, and I got the job.) I truly believe this hamper was the mark of adulthood for me. It was a huge step in becoming an organized person who values their belongings. It's more than a hamper for me, it's a symbol. Real talk, they do need to sell the bags separately, because the velcro does tear off after awhile. I think this time - my second time around - I'll give them another pass with a sewing machine myself. That being said, I would highly recommend this hamper. If you're ready to elevate your life, to graduate from s***ty fabric hampers to this beauty, you should absolutely do it. It's an object you'll use every day, so why not make it well curated? Do the right thing.