Garments stored loose on an open rod collect dust on the shoulders within weeks. This canvas wardrobe encloses them completely, 54 inches high by 15 wide by 20 deep, with an interior rod carrying shirts, dresses, suits, and jackets as a group behind one zipper.
An internal hanging rod runs the width of the bag, which is what separates this from a sleeve that slips over a single garment. Several shirts or a pair of suits hang from it at normal spacing, keeping shoulders apart so creases do not set in while a season passes.
Depth of 20 inches gives jackets and structured coats room to hang without their shoulders pressing against the walls of the bag. At 15 inches wide the wardrobe still fits a closet corner, a guest room rod, or the end of a basement rail where off-season clothing waits out the year.
The body fully encases what hangs inside, which blocks dust, airborne grit, pests, and the moths that find wool in a quiet closet. Breathable fabric does the opposite job at the same time, letting trapped air move so garments come out smelling aired rather than stale after months in storage.
Six folding fabric bins in regal red, eleven inches on each side, with silver grommet pull handles.
Set of six 11-inch folding storage bins in dark green, built with chipboard walls and front grommet handles.
