BALEINE Extra Large Utility Tote Bag with Wire Frame for Storage (Gray, 22''x12''x10'')

Love this! This is our second tote bag we have bought. Collapsible to save room. We have a 1yr old and this makes it so much easier to transport all of her baby stuff. We keep one in the car for Costco or grocery runs. Plan to buy more if needed. 10/10 would recommend! Material is not as sturdy or rigid as other tote bags we’ve seen but it’s perfect for us, we don’t mind because I like being able to collapse them and stuff them away.

The color of the yellow bag is great. Love the mesh pockets on both sides. Nice and roomy. Held all of my beach stuff. Only negative is that the sides do not stand up on their own. But I'm guessing this I'd how it is able to be collapsible.

I had lost my 31 tote and this was a great alternative for a better price. Very sturdy and easy to wipe off.

I got this bag to help tote around the buckets and blankets etc for two toddlers in daycare. It’s been super helpful and useful for groceries and other outings too! I suspect I’ll be buying another one soon as it’s really frustrating when I want it and husband has it with him.

Perfect size for me. Fits in the compartment behind the backseat and hold enough for a quick grocery trip

The wire seems a little flimsy and I haven't overloaded it, just to be safe! But it is a great carry all tote!

Bought this for camping and toting stuff to pools. It holds all our family's needs for the pool. Towels, sunblock, toys etc. It's perfect for what we wanted

This bag is okay, it's made well and has some good features, but the fact that it doesn't have any support in the ends means I can't use it for my intended purpose. It doesn't stand up on its own when it's not crammed full of stuff. You have to stuff it full of blankets or similar items to keep the sides up. If you just stand or pile items in it, the sides slowly crumple until the top edge is on the ground. If there's any weight on the edges (like if something in the bag tips over onto the edge), it's even worse. It falls down and the stuff inside tends to fall over and end up everywhere, especially if it's in a moving car.All they'd have to do is have a square of bent metal bar on each end that you could fold down and push into the corners. The same type of metal bar that's in the top edge. But there's nothing. This bag is so expensive too, for what it is. I saw reviews saying it stayed up, otherwise I wouldn't have ordered it.It is good if you only need a tote sometimes and want it to be nearly flat when you aren't using it, like in your car, or maybe for small amounts of laundry. I'm currently using it to hold my car stuff for work, like snacks, jackets, gloves/scarves, chargers, etc., since I have it. It's smaller than most trunk organizers which is nice. It's also soft sided so it can flex around wheel wells or emergency gear or whatever, and you can collapse it halfway if you want to make more room around it. Most trunk organizers get in the way and can't flex or be collapsed at all without being totally empty and pulled out of the car. They're like cardboard boxes, not very adaptable. They take up 40 liters of room whether they're full or empty. Sometimes they're so big you have to take them out of the trunk to open the lid. It takes a few minutes to take the pieces apart to collapse them, then the flattened pieces cover the whole floor of the trunk. But those organizers can hold way more types of stuff. They're great for corralling several bottles of car chemicals and tools. Even when they're empty they don't collapse on their own. On the other hand, the bag in this listing is best for clothes/fabrics. You can stuff one side of the bag with clothes and that will keep the bag standing, then you can put other stuff on the other side. But it has to be stuff that you don't mind touching your clothes/blankets. If you have a way of hooking the handles on something to keep the sides up, this bag would be way more usable.Also I forgot to mention, the bottom is not rigid at all. It's like lined backpack material.I like that the handles wrap around the bag.Unfortunately most of the time I don't need an open top bag that collapses, and it isn't what I wanted regardless. I needed a bag that would stay open and stand up on its own as I dropped stuff into it, but this turns into more of a rug as I do that. Maybe I can add the square end supports on my own.