67" Portable Wardrobe Closet for Hanging Clothes Large Capacity for Bedroom

Very light and easy to assemble. When I first got it, I was a lil bit like ehhh because of the small metal poles and all plastic connectors, that all came in a pretty small box. Figured no way it will hold all my heavy clothes. I was wrong, all of my hanging clothes fit and its much less of an eye sore in my bedroom than how my clothes were before. its pretty sturdy as well once I put it together. I live in a barndominium, So i don't have an upstairs closet and this works out well. The material is a bit thin but it does the job. It even had extra rods/poles and connectors which I haven't seen in an item for quite some time. Honestly no complaints here besides being made in China. I don't know why we can't make inexpensive things here. I am glad I chose to get it.

Absolutely love this. We bought our home a year ago. never thought to look inside the closet because the entire thing was gutted. There wasn’t a closet at all. Moving forward we couldn’t afford and can’t afford to have the closet done at this point. I bought this and I am a shoe and clothes hoarder and this worked out perfectly. I bought some containers and it holds everything and I am feeling much better because I feel much more organized. Love it. And it has to be good quality if it holds all of my stuff as you can see in the video. And if you buy storage containers, I bought two of different sizes and maybe I can put a picture down there but this has been amazing. This is the best 40 bucks. I have spent any long minute. The fact that everything might be in storage bins, and my business clothes are hanging with my jackets and I do have to get in a storage bin to get my jeans. This allows you to organize things in a way of which everything I wear, that’s in a storage bin is in the front of this and the storage bins of things that I don’t wear that often or it back and behind it this whole so much I am telling you I feel better mentally it was driving me crazy I didn’t wanna go anywhere because getting a pair of shoes was a huge task and this was a game changer for me at this point having a gutted closet. This was a game changer I was able to slide it in. I did have to manipulated a little bit, but it went really nicely and there was no misshapen part of it. I just had to squeeze it in my closet, but it worked because I have a really long closet. It was my doors on my closet that were preventing it from going in, but we managed to get it and it is a little manipulative. Definitely recommend if you are hesitant to get this. It does have a zipper so you can cover it so when I’m not actively using my closet, I zip it up. I love that feature. It protects everything that I have and 50% of what I have is brand new so I love that you have that protection that goes over it to keep the dust and everything else away 10 out of 10 recommend

Easy set up very STURDY ,and SPACESAVING ,easy to relocate without u assembling,

Not a good product- broke after one week of installation, one of poles bent and the whole thing fell on the floor while I was at work. Really a waste of my and money. I wish I could get my money back.

This large portable closet offers a generous amount of storage space, which was exactly what I needed for extra clothes and linens. The sheer capacity is genuinely impressive, and when it's fully assembled and holding lighter items, it does a great job of keeping things organized and out of sight. The fabric cover provides a nice, clean look and protects contents from dust, which is a big plus. However, getting to that point was a bit of a journey. Be warned: assembly is challenging. The instructions weren't the clearest, and fitting all the pipes into their connectors required a good deal of force and patience. It's definitely not a quick setup, so clear your schedule and maybe enlist a second set of hands if possible. My biggest frustration, though, lies with the durability of the pipes. While the overall structure can hold a good amount, the plastic connectors and even some of the metal pipes themselves feel a bit flimsy. I've had several instances where, once I've put a decent amount of weight on a rail (even just a few winter coats), the pipes have either bowed or popped out of their connectors. The good news is you can usually pop them back into place, but it's a constant reminder that this closet has its limits. You definitely can't overload it. In summary, if you need a lot of temporary or light-duty storage and are willing to put in the effort during assembly and be mindful of weight limits, this portable closet can be a functional solution. Just manage your expectations regarding its robustness – it's more about volume than heavy-duty support, and be ready to reassemble a few connections now and then. It has barley has any labels when assembling so you kinda have to guess.

It works well as a temporary storage, but will warp and/or break sooner or later. Mine lasted about 2.5 months before it started warping under the weight of clothes hung on the rods. I had to take the clothes off after 3ish months and use it as alt storage for other stuff. It's made of cheap plastic rods and joints at the end of the day, but its a decent temp option for the price point

Definitely worth every cent. Plenty of room and good material.

Was not sure how this sharp looking covered wardrobe was going to accentuate the room it was purchased for. The home I have is older and was constructed without closets. Things being as they are, the wardrobe was an obvious choice. After some shifting things around, some wall painting combined with some curses as well as prayers boom, it looks awesome🙏🏻😁❤️one can not go wrong for the price, it’s very sturdy and adequately designed with ample space to hang clothing and store shoes and many things.

Would buy again. Love them. Great for what I wanted them for

looks great, easy to assemble. holds lots of clothes

A great storage unit! Easy instructions to complete the assembly. Secure it to a wall to make it more sturdy.

The quality is good I like it.

The whole box is parts lol. Make sure you pay attention to each bag, and the instructions for which attachment to use; they almost all look the same, as it came with: Multiple bags of poles. Multiple bags of attachment pieces(Rasch bag different letter- they look almost identical) Fabric pieces And the fabric shell. It looks scarier then it is, but once I realized each bag is different and on the instructions each part of the build is a different attachment, then it came easy. Important! Make sure when you are building the skeleton, that the attachment that you are adding, that the flat part w a hole is at the top, because when you build it you need to add the poles to build it upwards(I didn't realize this until I had the first back part installed above the fabric layer, so I had to pop it out). Don't get cocky either lol! I did and then realized some of the attachments I forgot to put the flat end w a hole upwards so I had to SLOW DOWN and change it(TBVH, a few times lol) Also, at the end of the build befor the shell, they have the attachment E hooks. Make sure you finish building the skeleton of it before adding, these E pieces are for the clothing bar attachment(you can see in the picture the bars going horizontally across the top) At the end it's really cool.