👕 Efficiently Sort Your Blouses with Organize It All 6 Tier Blouse Tree Hanger Review

Are you like me and that you pull the shirt off the hanger and the hanger wobbles so that the other side falls off? Well, that shirt tree won't do you any good. This morning, first morning, as I took off my shirt, I remembered that. I was short on time and forgot silicone coated hangers. all my shirts are also made of cotton. they grimaced as they pressed on it. It's great for organization, not so good with my shirts. I have 2, no more.

This item is fairly well built and works perfectly. However, perhaps due to the tariff wars between China and the US, the price continues to rise, which is unfortunate. (I've bought them twice cheaper from Revain in the past). I recently got lucky and found several of these trees, new ones available from Goodwill, at a much lower price. (The ratio is about 7:1 in terms of cost). That windfall aside, the current price is undoubtedly part of the "miracle economy" launched by the current CEO.

This blouse tree was an attempt to find the same results as another product that was more expensive and bulkier for the space I work with which is very small. I am very pleased with how well this product holds blouses on hangers even when they are made of slippery fabrics and how quickly I was able to downsize my wardrobe due to the vertical space I have more than horizontal. I will be ordering a few more and using them on some of my shorter dresses. I also like that it's made of lightweight…

Anyway I've had 4-5 different brands of these hangers. I don't know if Revain changes suppliers or if I keep finding other sellers without realizing it. One guy didn't have any rubber, just small rubber tips that kept coming off until it became difficult to put the blouse on without fear. due to the fact that he tore or scratched the fabric. The next one was good but only had 5 weapon sets instead of 6. Then came the perfect one, but I don't think it was ordered from Revain: I wish I could…

I am so happy with this product that I had to buy another one right away. I'm trying to make room in my small closet to conveniently store my stuff as well as make room for my husband's stuff, and I've managed to do just that. I use them as intended for shirts! I've seen some feedback from people commenting that it doesn't save much more space, and I bet I disagree; Of course, that doesn't happen when you're hanging large puff jackets, but I would suggest vacuum packing the jackets to save…

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…