Mugla province is one of the major centers which creates a long tradition of weavingculture in Anatolia. The weavings produced in the region with the distinctive featuresof colors, motifs and patterns has a special place in Turkish weaving culture. Hand- woven carpet and flat weaving in many towns and villages especially in Bodrum,Fethiye and Milas are extensively carried out. Milas carpets, Kaya carpets, Bodrum kilims, Eldirek kilims, Seydiler kilims are some of the best known weavings of Muğla.These weavings that holds an important place from past to present days in the dailylives of Anatolian people, produced for many purposes such as upholstery fabrics, floormats, cargo wrapping, transport, storage and so on and have facilitated the lives ofweavers. In this study, weavings of storage and transportation were examined thatproduced from past to present and used in the daily life in Mugla and its districts.Weavings woven fort this purpose such as saddlebag (purse), carrierbag, woven sacksand mafraş were evaluated in terms of used raw materials, weaving techniques, colors,motifs and patterns and described their place in the local culture. Green, blue, red,red-legged, yellow, pink, purple and white are the colors used in weaving. Rose garden,the ram's horn, pike, pıtırak, sheep's eye are motifs that typically encounter inweavings.