Whitmor Clothes Closet - Freestanding Garment Organizer with Sturdy Fabric Cover

This portable, zip closet i've been using for almost 2 months has been a great experience. I have the Blue version. First off, i'd like to say how excellent the packaging was. The box itself was in excellent condition and the parts were neatly packaged inside. I initially bought this because i had a drawer in my open built-in closet in my room, and i wanted to put this portable closet elsewhere in my room, but then my room became super crowded so, i decided to remove my drawer from my built-in closet and place my portable closet in my built-in closet. I know that sounds kind of weird, but currently, my built-in closet has no door and i don't want to leave my clothes hanging out in the open. This portable closet is the perfect solution as it not only covers my clothes, but i can also arrange it if i have to.With my measurements, the closet measured to be, 63.5"x19.2"x35.2"The installation process was super easy. It took me about 30 minutes to install the closet. It would have taken me much less if i had inserted the closet sleeve at the right step (lol)---other than that, it was very simple. Plus, the instruction manual was nicely presented. Once the closet was installed, i was honestly surprised with the weight of it, I know the frame and sleeve is pretty light and i had no clothes in it, but i was still amazed with how easy it was to move the closet around.Right now, i have 41 active hangers stored in my closet and i still have plenty of space left for more. Most of it consist of standard t-shirts, a few jackets and a couple hoodies. The rest are a little of dress pants and dress shirts. Underneath my clothes, i have enough space to store my small laundry basket and laundry bag. I don't have a lot of long clothes. The longest clothing i have is a jacket that hangs about 15" from the rod. With that, i have no problems with it touching my laundry basket that sits underneath. I store miscellaneous items on top of this closet. The closet is sturdy enough for my items not to sink down too deep.The quality of this closet is amazing. The zippers (2) flow through really good. It feels smooth when zipping/unzipping and it doesn't get jammed. The window on the top that is a material of a mixture of plastic + rubber is great. It is not 100% transparent which is good for privacy. The sleeve of the closet holds up pretty well. I don't have any damages yet. Like i mention before, i have items laying on top of the closet, and it still keeps its quality.PROS:- Sturdy- Light (easy to move)- Can fit about 50 hangers- Has a lot of storage after clothes are stored- Quality is excellentCONS:- NoneI am glad that i decided to purchase this item. Since my built-in closet had no door, i was forced to have my clothes out in the open. That allowed my clothes to get dirty easy and smell more. Also, it made my room look messy. Now with this closet, I can finally store my clothes properly and have it protected. Even this is considered more of a smaller closet, I was satisfied with the quality and the portability. If you're a person who does a lot of different arrangements, or is constantly switching rooms, this closet is a good companion to your clothes. For a compact portable closet, this has been beyond my expectations.

Such a convenient and practical storage solution for organizing your garments. With its sturdy fabric cover, it helps protect your clothes from dust and dirt. The freestanding design allows for easy setup and portability. While the construction could be more durable, it still provides decent storage space for your clothing items. Overall, it is a budget-friendly option for keeping your clothes organized and protected.

Received this closet today and have to say that it’s quite sturdy. Metal bars, metal shelves, easy to assemble by hand... not sure what others are talking about when they say it’s flimsy. That’s not my experience.That said, I’ve owned about 5 different types of these things, and the plastic bars that hold the shelves together are exactly the same as the other units. So they may bend over time. But for now — this thing holds more clothes than any of the other units I have.I do, however, have one big complaint: it’s short. I am not huge (5’11”), but even so my shirts and suit jackets would need about 6” more vertical space in order to hang freely. See the attached photos. It works fine for pants or waist-length jackets, and I’m sure it would be great if you were much shorter than me (and thus have correspondingly smaller clothes), but there’s not even a chance that my stuff will fit in a way that doesn’t cause wrinkles over time.The height isn’t a deal breaker for me since this is long-term storage anyway (and frankly it would be too much of a pain to disassemble and repack/return, especially given that all other closets seem to be the same height), but if you’re of any decent size then I recommend going with a single-rod setup (which I was specifically trying to avoid, to save on space).One caveat: I’ve owned this product for less than a day, so I may update this later if it falls apart quickly.

I bought this to store my clothes because my roommates are smokers and I hate the smoke smell. It has worked flawlessly to help keep the smoke away, and give me some extra storage space. It was easy to install and has been exceptionally sturdy since! This was my first time buying furniture on Amazon but I'm pleasantly surprised at how nice it is. I shopped around heavily and this was the best price for a covered closet. Definitely recommend!Update 2025: Just under a year old but this is hanging in there! It's still sturdy. Hasn't become wobbly or anything of that nature. Zipper works perfectly. Definitely happy with this!

Purchased 2 years ago for my son who doesn’t have a proper bedroom closet. Of course being a teenager he never bothered to put it together. I came across it when cleaning today so decided to put it together myself. What a load of junk. Plastic pieces that don’t fit right together. Once you get the bottom half together you have to pull the fabric enclosure partially over, then put the top half together- again more plastic pieces that don’t fit together well. Ok get that done then have to try to maneuver it so it can fit into the top half. Well that’s the fun part because it is impossible to do without tearing the plastic & fabric. The fabric portion is made of a mixture of clear plastic and cheap felt, and it’s more long enough or wide enough to fit the height of the plastic frame so the two front top corners and one of the back top corners ends up tearing…and once that’s finally done - tears and all, try to zipper it - good luck! Both zippers broke off immediately. I wish my son or I would have put this together when I first purchased it, I would have been able to return the piece of garbage then at least