Review on 👕 Efficiently Sort Your Blouses with Organize It All 6 Tier Blouse Tree Hanger by Matt Watson

I can't imagine how much storage space I would waste if I didn't have these blouse hangers, I have two, one for cardigans and one for shirts. Giving each cardigan and t-shirt its own hanger didn't make sense to me, that would take up too much space too quickly when I could use the space for other more comfortable things, as t-shirts and cardigan's aren't my style. but I like to mix and match them with other items depending on the destination. I didn't want to fold them up and hide them in drawers either, this blouse tree just made sense since they hung loosely grouped with other similar items and I didn't have to worry about misplaced colors or anti-aliasing. Wrinkles that could be avoided are just time consuming. The hook itself doesn't rotate, which is fine, I'd rather not rotate it, but each "branch" of the blouse tree rotates 360 degrees up and down and back; I think it's when you're trying to shake the shirt off the branches and move it in any direction so you don't have to take the whole hanger off just to take off a blouse. The bracket itself is quite durable, there can be no question of quality here. I don't suspect it can fall apart in any way because it's built so well. But since it can hold up to 6 items, it can get heavy depending on what you're putting on - not because it's interfering with the hanger, but as a show of its own strength if you take it out for any reason. Only carry carefully when full. I'm currently running out of closet space and am thinking of buying another one for my buttons, leaving hangers and room for 6 more tops ;) $7-8 is a small price and well worth it.