Twelve hangers cut from solid red cedar, built narrow so more of them fit along the same length of rod. The swivel hook turns to face whichever way the closet opens, and notches on each shoulder catch the straps that otherwise end up on the closet floor.
Slim profiles mean twelve cedar hangers claim less rod than twelve bulky wooden ones, which directly adds hanging space in a full closet. Solid red cedar brings its own aroma to the rod, so the hangers keep working on the garments they carry rather than sitting there as plain hardware.
Cut into each shoulder, the notches catch the straps of dresses, tank tops, camisoles, and slip skirts so they stay put instead of sliding off the ends. It is the detail that lets a single hanger handle a strapped sundress and a button-down shirt equally well through the year.
Because the hook rotates rather than sitting fixed, a garment can be turned to face out for a look and then turned back without lifting it off the rod. In a deep closet or a double-hung section, that small movement is the difference between finding a shirt and unloading four.
Set of six 11-inch folding storage bins in dark green, built with chipboard walls and front grommet handles.
Six collapsible 11-inch fabric cubes in black-and-white houndstooth, sized to drop into standard cube shelving.
