10 Gallon Size - Large Plastic Bags With Zipper Top, 15 count - 24" x 24", Extra Large Storage Bags, For Clothes, Travel, Moving, BPA-Free, Heavy Duty 3-Mil Thick

I really like these bags for packing and storing, especially off-season clothes, linens and bedding. They're thicker and more sturdy than vacuumable bags. Just put whatever inside, close all but a couple of inches, roll it tight and finish pressing it closed. Voilá! Compressed!

I once purchased XLarge, pretty good quality, clear zip bags from a dollar tree store few yrs back when you could get 2-3 in a box for $1.00. This was before they changed to $1.25 store and discontinued. They were decent quality but probably could not sell for low price. I loved them for my blankets, comforters, pillows, etc.that I packed away, clean, until I did my room decor change. THESE BAGS THROUGH WALMART ARE JUST WHAT I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR - GOOD VALUE.

Bought these to store all my fabric bundles. Roomy and see thru. I can easily find what I'm looking for without having to open and rummage through. Great size for larger items. Able to put things like comforters and drapes in without scrunching up the folds.

I like them you could put your yarns in and when you make a blanket it's a nice place for storages too

Just what I needed to store seasonal items in the garage. Hopefully they'll do well in a few months with the AZ heat,…

Great size, hold a LOT of items. I'm using them to store seasonal items and even shared several of them with family and friends.

These replace pretty nearly the XXL clothing zipper bags by Ziploc company! Love them for blankets, seasonal pillows, etc!

So I bought these to use for storage and for off season blankets, clothing etc. They are big and sturdy. Good value.

I've used these large zip loc bags to organize fabric, t shirts, socks, scarves etc. Just takes a glance to see what's in the bags. Very handy.

Nice size bags my only complaint is when I use the vacuum to suck the air out. It's very hard to seal them. They don't line up straight and after a day or two the air starts to go back.