👔 Ideal Storage Solution: iDesign Classico Over the Rod Closet Accessory Organizer - Keep Ties, Belts, Handbags, and Fashion Jewelry Neat and Tidy with 4 Hooks, Chrome Finish Review

I don't have much closet space and this is perfect for hanging bras or other garments with straps if you live in a place where you can't put wall hooks. Instead, it hangs on the rod of your closet. My rod is square but that rounded hook still works really well. Excellent purchase. Helps keep things tidy.

I reviewed the first of these InterDesign rod hooks I bought and was very happy with them. I then bought more for other closets where we hang purses, belts, scarves and even bras that would otherwise take up too much drawer space. The product is well made and has a nice smooth finish so you can use it however you like. You're welcome! highlighted.

Works well for heavier items. I use this hook (closet hook-4) to hang my heavy double strap wallet; my daily wearer. Withstands light weight and does not deform. Thanks to 4 prongs, the handbag can be hung on the side so that it doesn't take up much space on the rail in the closet. I've also used it to hang my laptop (in a double strap cloth bag) in my closet.

The hook is a combination of strong metal hook and hanger. Placed on a clothes rail you have a good opportunity to hang a waistband belt or in my case jeans and shorts. This small hook hanger allows me to store 4 pairs of jeans or about 8 belts in a small space. The quality of the metal seems very good and the product has smooth edges. A great find for organizing a small space. Love it!

Our mudroom hanger was stuffed with year-round coats and winter pants. Too many of these items don't store well in hangars, making them even more difficult for kids to hold on to. Each of us has our own fishing hook with 4. Kids can now stretch out their coats and hand them in. The space is more organized. Wet items are more likely to get the air they need to dry. All in all a great solution.

I don't like wrinkles in clothes (and I'm too lazy to fold them), so I hang everything I can. T-shirts, jeans, belts, everything hangs. This is a great alternative to those wall hooks/pegs for hanging jeans. Each hook can comfortably hold two pairs of jeans, even three if you don't mind stuffing a bit in. Just for testing, I was able to hang twelve pairs of jeans on a hanger (three per hook, four hooks). It wasn't pretty, but it held up. Now I use them exclusively for jeans and belts.