Household Essentials Natural Blended Canvas 3-Shelf Organizer

I kept my sweaters folded, two to a hanger, so they wouldn't stretch or "hanger bulge" at the shoulders. They took up a good bit of room. With this narrow organizer, I was able to fold three sweaters per slot, reducing their storage space. It is not particularly heavy-duty, but if you're not rough with it, I see no reason it shouldn't last for many years.

This is a great hanging shelf for sweaters in a split hanging closet. It isn't too long and it's roomy enough to hold several sweaters on each shelf. It fits on a closet rod or on a wire closet system. I'd recommend it to everyone!

Pretty simple concept. Does what it's meant to do. Would buy again.

I hung this from the rod in my camper closet next to the bed. Works great and I can organize my clothing so much easier. I love this!!

I like it, it looks nice and organized. Just what I needed.

Just bought a camper and will be using these hanging shelves in bedroom closets. The closets are high and narrow. The closets do have a clothes bar. Lots of wasted space until I purchased the shelf organizer. Now my husband and I will have a closet full of shelves. They will be perfect for personals, hats, and t-shirts. The canvas material is somewhat flexible for tight spaces however, when they are opened to full size they are quite roomy. Don't think I would use real heavy items in them. They would be ideal for children's closets and I know first hand they are very convenient in RV's.

This is a nice extra spot for shirts and slacks. It seems sturdy and does not sag.

smaller than I was expecting but good otherwise.

As expected. Color is neutral. Quality is per price paid. Can stack only 2 men's sweaters per shelf or 3 men's or women's if thin. Like length to use in our double rack closet---most others are too long. Not sure I would use in kid's closet as they are not particularly 'stable' when hung, i.e. have to steady the organizer with one hand while removing or placing clothing.

this was a perfect fit for a tiny Manhatten NY apartment for socks, underwear and other small items, The drawers were for hopefully to cram and close for "neatness:"