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1. A freestanding closet for rooms that are tragically closet-less or with closets so tiny that they might as well be nonexistent. This has all the storage space you could ask for, and then some.
2. A set of bar hangers so your four pairs of dress pants can stop taking up, like, 80% of your closet space. Now, they'll nest neatly, and you can still grab a pair easily when you need them.
3. A shelf liner to keep your shirts and sweaters from sliding all over the place, disrupting the neat stacks you worked so hard on.
4. A set of collapsible drawer organizers so you don't have to hunt through a messy pile to find ~that one shirt~ and then struggle to shove it all back in so it'll close without stuff sticking out.
5. A set of shelf dividers to prevent the dreaded Leaning Pile of Sweatshirts that's demolished many an otherwise organized shelf.
6. A set of flocked hangers because there's nothing more demoralizing than hanging something up only for it to immediately slip right off the hanger. These velvet babies make that a thing of the past! They'll hang on to even the slipperiest material, and they're slimmer to boot, so you can maximize your closet space.
7. A hanging organizer perfect for pants, scarves, hats, really anything that doesn't have a dedicated "home" in your closet. Now, it does! Ah, home, sweet home.
8. An over-the-door shoe organizer because it's useful for way more than just shoes. Scarves, accessories, hats, even T-shirts or kids clothes can all fit perfectly in the pockets.
9. A set of compression storage bags so your puffer jacket and heavy down comforter don't have to take up space 365 days a year — use them when you need them, and squish 'em right down when you don't.
10. A set of drawer dividers that'll prevent your favorite pair of cozy socks from getting lost under that one fancy, uncomfortable bra you never wear. (This is definitely not a real, personal example.)
11. A garment rack for some extra space, whether it's in your closet, or right outside as a lil' closet extension. This would be great if you're the kind of organized person who picks out outfits for the week all at once, or if you aspire to be that person.
12. A cube organizer because these guys are the OG storage multitaskers — use a cube for books, another for sweaters, shoes go in a different one, makeup in the last, and shirts on top. It truly can hold anything and fit pretty much anywhere.
13. And an attachable cube door for everyone who loves the concept of all that storage but haaaaaaaaates the idea of their stuff just being on display. Now, you can have it both ways!
14. A set of hanging shelves to add storage where you didn't even know there could be storage! They'll slip right on to your existing wire shelving, no tools or construction required.
15. A fabric dresser slim enough to fit right in your closet — or just outside of it — so you can suddenly store a whole bunch more in a super small footprint.
16. A tiered shoe rack because "pile of unmatched random shoes on your closet floor" is absolutely ~not~ the 2023 vibe.
17. An underbed storage bin that could also be a bottom-of-closet storage bin, because unless you have a ton of long gowns or overalls, there's almost definitely space on your closet floor that's not getting used to its full potential.
18. A scent sachet because even the most squared away closet can feel messy if it smells a little ~off~. Just slip this in, and your clothes will smell fresh and soothing for up to 60 days.
19. A corner hamper that'll let you keep all your dirty clothes in one spot that won't intrude into the rest of your living space. It's useful and unobtrusive, the perfect combo.
20. And a set of over-the-door hooks so your towels and coats can stay hung nicely in the closet, instead of adding visual clutter somewhere else in your home.
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