1406 Prop-IT Museum Quality, Acid-Free Storage Chests for Textiles, Single Garment and Needlework Size (3" x 24" x 20"), Multi-Color

Good box to pack my mom's old wedding dress in. Does what it suppose to.

Bought this to store and protect sone old baby clothing as well as store a manual for a 1916 sewing machine. So far so good but I haven't had it long at this point.

Purchased to preserve and store American Doll clothes for my granddaughter. Boxes were bigger than I expected, shaped more for storing adult clothing. However they are sturdy, out of a heavier card stock and come with the special archive tissue.

This box was a huge disappointment. It comes unassembled, the material is flimsy thin cardboard, and it has large gaps, at the corners, when put together. I had to tape it on the edges to hold it in place. I bought this box because it was advertised as archival. With the open gaps it is not! The top doesn't close well either and if not eased in place by hand it will crush any items placed close to the sides of the box and not close. It reminds me of the old colorful carboard storage boxes of the 1970's, before Rubbermaid and Sterilite tubs came out.The box is not sturdy and after placing just a few layers of Norwegian Hardanger in it, I picked it up and the box bent. It's obviously not going to last long, and I intend on replacing. I have purchased several archival boxes over the years, and sadly this is the only one I would never recommend. I can't imagine any wedding dress fitting in it.The only nice thing about this purchase is that tissue paper was included. For the time being, I can only hope both the box, and the tissue are archival, as stated.

I should have known this was really too cheap to store textiles and looked for something else but the size I want seems difficult to find. The box isn't very sturdy and the way it folds together does not leave a smooth interior. If you have smaller lightweight things that won't touch the edge of the box it might be OK. They did provide plenty of tissue paper so I'll have plenty when I order something far more expensive.

These are very sturdy and easy to assemble. We stored a collection of antique handbags in them, individually wrapped. Great for textiles, beads, etc.

This will be for a hand made quilt and the white color is very appropriate.

I purchased several of these to store my artwork in, since the claim is that they are acid free. Once I attempted to place art in them I quickly realized the measurements are pretty off. The listing states 3" x 20" x 24", but actual is closer to 3" x 19.5" x 23.5." Note that my measurements are on the inside--the actual use space--however, even the external measurements were still off and not 3" x 20" x 24". Because this is an item you have to assemble, the company should be stating what the internal dimensions are for the customer.In addition, I used my Lineco pH pen to test the box and the included tissue paper; Lineco is a trusted brand and perhaps the pen is wrong, but all I can say is that both items tested as acidic, which is a huge disappointment and negates my reason for purchasing them. As my return window is sadly closed, I am stuck with 4 useless boxes that appear to not be as stated in the listing.