I'm starting a "Help the Homless" project where we fill bags with shirts sweatpants socks underwear etc. would this be a inexpensve choice as the bag?
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What a nice project! Unfortunately these bags are not large enough to hold all that you intend. They are pretty small and would probably only hold a pair of socks and underwear. I would say they are about 5x7 inches, maybe a bit bigger. I used them as a goody bag for our daughters birthday party and only filled it with small items. Hope that helps!
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Yes! However, I don't think sweatpants would fit?? The T-shirts, socks, underwear should fit just fine. They are cool and colorful bags and pretty sturdy. Hope this helps! Sandi
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I think they would be too small & tear if you tried to put all of that in them.
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Yes. My husband tried and he fit two pairs of shoes in the bag. Very nice bag. My husband is very happy with it. He carries two balls, 1 pr. of shoes and a bunch of other stuff he carries. Sally Thomas
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I think an apron would be easier than what I made (lunch bags). Just make sure you use a Teflon presser foot because it might stick to a metal foot.
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I can usually stuff: 1 x hoodie / 1 x t-shirt / 2 x pair of socks / 2 x underwear / 1 x running pants (thin fabric) / travel size bathroom product set / cellphone / charger / small notebook or 7 " tablet ... Or all of the above but replace the hoodie with a pair of sneakers (size 11"), that would be a tight fit, can never do both , sneakers and hoodie ...
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I have managed to stick a small cardigan and oh, 10 pairs? of underwear in this bag and still had extra room. Hope this helps!
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Sorry I don't know. But if you've got something that works purchase another of that one and use it for traveling. The devil you know concept. About the other answer, I found that if you put the open end of the hoisery to the very end of the opening and bunch the excess up by the top and pull even long(er) socks slip on with very little manual help.
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That depends on the size and type of the shirts. I shipped a women's Medium basic t-shirt, and I probably could have fit about 10 of them in the bag comfortably.
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It depends how much color you allow the kids to use. If you want really colorful shirts (not leaving much white), I'd go for 2 kits and you'll have plenty. I tell the kids to bring socks too! Collect extra rubberbands & rubber gloves a head of time so you have plenty.
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I would say "yes". The only thing I don't like about it is that the pockets are too small for bulky shoes. I would use this organizer for toiletries. Hope this helps.
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Should be good for that. The material is pretty strong, it's the zippers and straps that can't support a lot of weight / pull.
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depends on how big your feet are. If you are an adult, I would say probably not. You might be able to get the second pair of shoes in the side pockets or on top of the balls. But that takes up room for towels, etc. that might go into the side pockets. I am guessing you want to put two peoples stuff into one bag? it's a great idea, I think however, that the bag is made for those who bowl with two balls all of the time.
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Short answer: probably. I carried assorted gear in there and never wanted for space. It can feel a little cramped when the reservoir is full, and it's definitely better suited to flat items, but a thin pair of shoes should be fine.
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Well, mines full of some MREs, extra set of clothes (socks/underwear/pants/shirt), and a sleeping bag; all added up its not very light ;)But the bag itself is quite durable, of course it isn't the most light weight either. I don't find the bag alone very heavy though, I just wouldn't rate it as 'light'. It's also very nice since you can tighten down the straps and compress whatever you have to take up as little volume as possible. This can work great as a standalone bag or you could attach it to the bottom/top of your 'main bag/ruck' if needed. Sorry I can't give you an exact weight, this is very much durable though. So whatever little-extra weight this might have over competitors is probably worth it. Well, mines full of some MREs, extra set of clothes (socks/underwear/pants/shirt), and a sleeping bag; all added up its not very light ;)But the bag itself is quite durable, of course it isn't the most light weight either. I don't find the bag alone very heavy though, I just wouldn't rate it as 'light'. It's also very nice since you can tighten down the straps and compress whatever you have to take up as little volume as possible. This can work great as a standalone bag or you could attach it to the bottom/top of your 'main bag/ruck' if needed. Sorry I can't give you an exact weight,... » Read More Well, mines full of some MREs, extra set of clothes (socks/underwear/pants/shirt), and a sleeping bag; all added up its not very light ;)But the bag itself is quite durable, of course it isn't the most light weight either. I don't find the bag alone very heavy though, I just wouldn't rate it as 'light'. It's also very nice since you can tighten down the straps and compress whatever you have to take up as little volume as possible. This can work great as a standalone bag or you could attach it to the bottom/top of your 'main bag/ruck' if needed. Sorry I can't give you an exact weight, this is very much durable though. So whatever little-extra weight this might have over competitors is probably worth it. « Show Less
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We have used one of the bins for dress-up clothing (superhero and sports costumes, etc.) but I guess you could use these bins for clothes. They are not very deep though so I doubt you could use this entirely for clothes unless you were ok with using the open compartments on the bottom too.
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Yes! Check out the customer image someone posted. It is of this item being used for just your purpose! Smile. Thanks for inspiring, I'll be buying 2 now lol... One for pants of course. ; )
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Oh goodness..to be honest I only use the small one for baby socks. BUT, I believe 3-4 average sized bras could fit in the smaller one. The largest bag, I would GUESS, could fit 3-4 sweaters within...albeit tight. Hope this helps...
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i think so - there's mix of sizes. the tiny ones are best for socks, but i think you could fit fashion scarves in either of the rectangle-cell ones, or the bra-one for sure if you dont need that one for bras ;) i'm happy w/ the options and sturdiness & ease of shipment overall (the boxes compact down w/ a zip-unzip thing on the back)