Kids Dress Up Storage Mirror w/ 2 Bins, Cloth Hanger - Kids Play Armoire Dresser Pretend Closet for Bedroom

Fits perfectly with my daughter’s room. Only con is be careful when putting it together, especially the rod I messed up part of the finish. Overall great product, would buy again. My daughter loves it

CHRISTMAS EVE discovered NO INSTRUCTIONS!!!

Love it

It was perfect. Good quality!

Really cute in the picture but….It was supposed be a gift from Santa, while putting together pieces broke, it has a strong smells like a chemical.

It’s a Christmas gift from Santa so there is no way to send back for a new one in time. Pieces are broke and pieces don’t fit like they should.

Hi, it’s Glamorous Gem, hope you all are having a wonderful day,Anyway, I got this as a gift for my niece, because I wanted her to have a better way to store her outfits, as well as her many shoes when she stays.CAUTION NOTE: Let me first state, it doesn’t stay how long normal assembly would usually take, but just know you need set aside extra time in your day to assemble this effectively. Lots of pieces, very heavy. The overall build took about 5 hours by myself, might be quicker if you have at least two people to put together.Secondly, IT COMES WITH NO TOOLS. You’re gonna need 1 large flathead, 1 mini & 1 large Philips screwdriver. Otherwise, you’re gonna have a hard time putting this together.Thirdly, TIGHTEN YOUR B CONNECTORS(In Pics)WITH THE FLATHEAD OR ELSE IT WILL KEEP FALLING APART. IT doesn’t mention this in the instructions. AT ALL.Anyway, this dresser came with many parts(upper pics) The 2 main side panels, 3 large panels, 4 wooden railings ( for top and bottom), 4 smaller railings, 3 shelves, and assorted pack of screws, wood connectors, and B connectors, etc. plus 3 wooden knobs, and 2 fabric bins.It does come with instructions, but no wording besides the title. Though, everything is labeled in numbers and letters for illustrations.First impressions, it has a general coloring and the paint looked very sleek and smooth. No damaged parts and the wood seemed to be of great quality. Though, they are on the heavier side. I also should mention they came with a bit of a loud, strong smell. Be sure to air it out outside after finishing.I’m not even gonna lie and say this was easy to assemble. It was pure frustration, but I made it through in the end.Starting off, some screws were easy to use and some weren’t. Specifically, the (A) Types. Putting them in was the hardest, took a long time, and if you aren’t careful force wise, you can definitely make the wood crack. Which it did multiple times with me, and I felt like the tiny holes definitely didn’t help this.You’re gonna be starting from the inside out, meaning you’re gonna be putting together the shelves and such first, then the bottom, and then adding the sides.Though, the first couple of steps is just adding screws and such to all of your pieces, then you connect them as you go.Because of this, it will still be quite difficult to keep the pieces together, the main stability doesn’t happen until you add the base and the shelves together. As you add your B connectors, on top of the other screws. Be sure to secure them as you go, so the framing will be tighter. I did not know this until I put together a similar product and this step was CRUCIAL FOR STABILITY, so the pieces don’t keep falling off. I had to go back and secure it at the very end, and it helped the framing a lot.Also, don’t add your top rails till towards the end, so they don’t get bent or break. They will just be in the way. Otherwise, I finally was able to put everything the way it was meant to be. The last few steps are definitely easier than the beginning process and was able to finish successfully.The only other issue I had was the wooden knobs, one part broke as I tried to tighten it. Though, some glue fixed it back quickly. The final result was……an okay one. It still is a bit wobbly and has a gap or two in the framing, but it is mostly sturdy.When everything is added together, you can pick it up in one part and it isn’t all that heavy. It isn’t all that tall, so it’s decent enough for my 8+ yr old niece. It looks quite spacious and doesn’t take up too much room. So, it can definitely fit in smaller areas.The fabric bins are debatable and not the greatest quality. Though, you can use the cubby holes as is, if you desire. Bar is great for hanging an assortment of clothing and the top can be great for extra clothes or to line up quite a few pairs of shoes/boxes.Obviously, it’s not the greatest dresser, but she loves it. It’s durable and strong enough for her to use it. So, hope it will last for a little while. 3/5PS: No matter the nature, I only write honest, unbiased, and authentic reviews. Thanks for reading ☺️📚

My girls absolutely shrieked with joy upon seeing this. I am using this for coats in the winter and dresses in the summer. Size of coats pictured is 5/6 and 6/7 in girls. My kids (age 5 and 6) have a closet but it's way too tall to reach at their age so this is a great solution to keep their room tidy.This wardrobe came discreetly packaged and took me about 1 hour and 5 minutes to build alone. I would highly suggest one change to the instructions. Step number 5 where you secure the two crown pieces to a single board was incredibly awkward because the pieces are not centered more like 30/70 so they lean and tip. It made be feel like one wrong shift and they would crack, so I completely skipped putting them on until step 10 when the structure was more balanced.The materials were of good quality the shelves, sides and bottom feel very sturdy. The top shelf is a thinner board which helps keep this bottom heavy and I've noticed it doesnt tip or rock. The hanging rod is solid wood. The mirror is a real mirror! Selfie for proof. The cloth drawers are super deep. I filled it only halfway with 6 winter hats and gloves.I was also able to put 4 pairs of sandals and house slippers nicely spaced on the bottom shelf.I am very happy with the storage and functionality of this piece. It's beautiful and looks so cute. It is helping teach my littles to be organized and clean in an accessible space.