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I’ve recently discovered that portable wardrobe closets are a very convenient item to own in any apartment, home, or vacation home.

For the average college student, owning a portable closet will make it quite a bit easier to transfer clothes from Mom’s laundry room back to the college dorm room closet (or lack thereof – perhaps just right back into the portable closet where it will stay.)

Not to mention that with college students often moving around a lot, it makes for great portable storage for moving out your clothes.

For the homeowner, a portable wardrobe closet allows for a convenient clothing storage area for the guests, as well as for long term clothing storage in the garage or attic, if need be, for the homeowners themselves.

For guest homes, they provide an easy way to have extra storage for unexpected guests and visitors.

For more practical uses of this neat little closet item, check out the Portable Closet Guide, a free resource on – you guessed it! – portable closets.

OK, I admit that post title sounds a little dramatic. I never intended to use the fear of death to spur people into opening their wallets and buying something. (Although from a marketing perspective that’s a great idea!)

But it’s something I see people doing now with expensive wardrobe closets. That is to say, they are buying them and creating a family item to pass on to their kids, a fmaily heirloom as it’s called, actually. The armoire is perfect for this as it already has that antique appeal and a nice one will certainly last for as long as its being well cared for.

Do you have something to pass on to your kids? Would you like to? Perhaps it’s time to create a tradition today and make it the armoire.