4 PCS Mesh Laundry Wash Bag, 60x50cm/50x40cm Large Fine Laundry Bags with Zips Reusable Washing Machine Wash Bag for Clothes, Socks, Underwear, Bra (L+M, White)

Really good sizes. Seem very strong and study I have been using for several months now. The zips seem good quality room Easy to organise everything you need. The bags wash well and dry easily and quickly.Very functional overall. I would recommend.

So far so good, this collection of mesh bags is perfect for protecting delicate items or for keeping certain items (like socks!) together. Large size bags suitable for coats/jackets are not common in these mesh bag sets, so it was useful to have one included here. This has already proved its worth in protecting a a big fluffy fleece jacket in the wash. The bags are decent quality, great value for money, and recommended.

Nice bags, very sturdy and easy to use. Unfortunately I only got 3 bags out of 4, so one star off for that.

If you’re tired of your delicate clothes getting tangled, stretched, or damaged in the wash, this 6-piece mesh laundry bag set is an absolute lifesaver! I’ve used them for a few weeks now, and they’ve made a noticeable difference in keeping my laundry protected and organized.🧺 What I Love:✅ Thoughtful Size Mix (L + M):The set includes 3 large (60x50 cm) and 3 medium (50x40 cm) bags. The large ones are great for sweaters, shirts, or small towels, while the medium ones are perfect for socks, underwear, and bras. I use one of each in almost every wash.✅ Sturdy Yet Gentle Mesh:The mesh is fine but durable, offering good protection for delicates without restricting water and detergent flow. It’s soft enough for lace or bras but feels like it’ll hold up over time.✅ Smooth Zippers with Covers:Each bag has a sturdy zipper with an elastic zipper cover flap, so it doesn't snag other clothes or make noise during the wash cycle. A simple but very smart touch!✅ Reusable and Eco-Friendly:I love that they’re reusable, reducing micro-damage to clothes and extending garment life—especially helpful for anyone who’s trying to reduce clothing waste.🔄 Machine-Tested and Approved:I’ve used them in both washing machine and tumble dryer (low heat), and they’ve held up beautifully. No fraying, no warping. Even delicate lace underwear came out looking perfect.❗️Minor Notes:🧦 Lost Socks Still Happen… if you forget to zip them up properly (guilty!). Just double-check before throwing them in.🔘 White Only: These are only available in white, so stains might eventually show if you're washing darker items with residue (but they wash clean easily).💬 Final Thoughts:Whether you’re protecting lingerie, separating socks, or keeping baby clothes in one place, this set is a practical, high-quality solution at a great price point. The mix of sizes, sturdy construction, and thoughtful zipper covers make it one of the better laundry bag sets I’ve bought.Highly recommend for anyone who does laundry—so basically, everyone.🧦👗👕👙🧺

As described, a nice variety of sizes and good quality. Have used all of them and my delicate clothing came out clean and undamaged thanks to these bags. Easy to pack to take away. Very happy with my purchase.

Nice and large easy to use

Nets seems strong but the zipper is really bad. I just used it for two time and the zipper goes off easily and lost the zip.

After months of use, I can confidently say these FUYOAL mesh laundry bags have quietly become one of the most useful laundry accessories I own. I originally bought them to protect my wife’s delicates and some of my merino shirts, but I now use them for everything from socks to gym wear, reusable face cloths, and even tangled-up charging cables when travelling. The build quality is better than expected for the price. The polyester mesh is tightly woven yet allows detergent and water to circulate freely, meaning the clothes inside get thoroughly cleaned without getting tossed around or snagged. The zips are a real plus—durable, low-profile, and with a tucked-away zip guard to stop them catching on other items in the wash. You can tell these were designed with thought, not just mass-manufactured.In terms of sizes, you get two large and two medium bags. I use the large ones for jumpers, trousers, or anything bulkier like padded sports tops. The medium ones are perfect for separating socks, underwear, bras, silk pillowcases or even one pair of jeans if you want to be cautious. They also double as brilliant organisers in a suitcase—keeping clean and dirty clothes separate, or just helping divide outfits for a trip. And if you’re hand-washing delicate scarves or silk items, these help manage the rinse process without everything floating apart.What I really appreciate about these FUYOAL mesh laundry bags is how well they combine value with versatility. You’re getting a 4-pack of well-sized bags—two medium and two large—that can handle a surprising range of tasks beyond just protecting delicates in the wash. The mesh material is fine enough to allow water and detergent to circulate effectively while still shielding clothes from tangling, snagging, or stretching, which is especially useful for bras, tights, woollens, or silk items. The zippers are also surprisingly robust and don’t come undone mid-wash, which is something I’ve had issues with in cheaper alternatives. They include a cover flap to tuck the zip away, so there’s less risk of damage to other items. From delicate lace blouses to cotton T-shirts and synthetic gym gear, these bags help preserve shape and reduce bobbling. I’ve also taken them on a few trips and used them to compartmentalise luggage—dirty vs clean clothes, tech cables, or even as a makeshift washbag for toiletries. It’s one of those small household tools that quietly earns its keep, especially for people like us who wash several times a week and want to keep clothes looking newer for longer.If I had to nitpick, there are a few things to consider. The mesh fabric, while decent quality for the price, does start to show some wear over time. After 30 to 40 washes, I noticed light fraying on one zipper edge, though this hasn’t yet affected performance. These bags aren’t designed for heavier items like shoes or anything with sharp edges (e.g., Velcro straps), which can cause snags or tear the material. They're also soft-sided with no rigid frame, which is expected of mesh, but that does mean they can collapse flat if you’re hoping to use them for more structured travel organising. And if you overfill them, the stitching may be under strain, so it’s best to use them as intended: not crammed full, but as a protection layer or compartmentaliser. Still, considering their cost and how often I reach for them, the trade-offs feel minor.Other Pros:– Excellent airflow during wash, ensures thorough cleaning– Zippers don’t rust or catch even after multiple washes– Makes sorting and managing small items like socks effortless– Good choice for anyone with a mixed-fabric wardrobe– Prevents pilling and surface abrasion on synthetics– Mesh weave is fine enough for machine washing lingerie– Reusable over dozens of wash cycles with minimal degradation– Useful for handwashing fragile items too– Easy to rinse and dry between uses– Makes post-wash sorting faster and tidierOther Cons:– Not suitable for high-heat tumble drying (can shrink slightly or melt edges)– White mesh shows lint and dark stains easily over time– The soft design can wrinkle clothing slightly during spin– Some zip covers fold back during wash and expose the zip head– Doesn’t fully protect lace from damage if you overload the bag– Can be fiddly to unzip with wet hands– Labels wear off quickly, so you might not distinguish size types later– May require replacing sooner with frequent hot washes– Slight plastic smell out of the package (goes after a rinse)– No loop for hanging or drying, would be a welcome improvementDespite these points, I still think the balance lands firmly in the positive. I’ve now integrated them into almost every laundry cycle and even travel packing. For under £7, they save me from buying replacements for worn-out clothes, help keep laundry streamlined, and double as multi-use pouches in and out of the house. It’s the kind of low-cost, high-utility item that ends up in your “why didn’t I get these sooner?” category.These are dependable, multi-purpose laundry bags that punch above their price point. For day-to-day laundry and general organisation, they’re genuinely useful—and yes, I’ve already added a second pack to my next order.