18 Inch Doll Wardrobe Closet Organizer - Open Storage Armoire with Clothes Hangers & Bins - Wooden Furniture for American Girl Dolls - Floral Design

Super adorable, well made. We are highly impressed with the quality of the wardrobe. Definitely would recommend!

This is for my 4.sumn chi. And its perfect! Holds all her clothes and extra toys! Assembly was straight forward; only issue is the part with the wooden dowels is a lil loose but some wood glue and its an easy fix. Now i dont have to worry about my dog knocking her clothes all over my floor lol

Great quality and cute style...with plenty of doll clothes/shoes/accessory storage space. It's part of a birthday gift for my granddaughter. She'll love it!

Great piece, my 4 year old is super excited about this from Christmas as she asked for a “baby doll dresser”. Fits small baby clothes and 18 in doll clothes well.

This looks like the picture and it was easy to assemble - but it was our 2nd one because the first one was missing the feet and the rod; the next one was missing one screw and the directions - so be sure to check it out before gifting it!

Fantastic quality!

This storage wardrobe is easy to assemble, sturdy and the perfect size for any doll clothes. I bought this doll wardrobe (along with a doll high chair and doll bunk bed set) for my granddaughters, ages 5 and 2. My daughter and I were putting together a "vintage" gift with her Cabbage Patch dolls and baby clothes that I had saved from her childhood. The combination of these items were the hit of the season! The girls loved having a place to hang up dresses; the storage bins were perfect for shoes, sweaters, pants and blankets. Listening to and watching the imaginative play which the items inspired in the girls convinced us more than ever that children benefit from items like these more so than electronics. I would recommend this product.

Daughter (8) loves it. Get some add'l hangers when you order it as it doesn't come with near enough if you have a bunch of doll clothes. Decent size and sturdier than I thought it would be. My daughter has about 6 clothes on the rod, some room for more, and lots of accessories and other clothes in the baskets, with additional room to add more items. Assembly: I would suggest sitting down and going over the assembly instructions and pieces before getting started. Make sure you're getting the hanging rod on the side of the wardrobe it's supposed to be on, etc. I had it put together in 30 minutes once I got started, but that was reviewing instructions first and laying the pieces out so I knew which way was frontward/topward on all the pieces (the assembly instructions don't identify top/bottom or front/back on the pieces). Save yourself some trouble here and do this as well. I saw several places once I got started building where things could've been put on backwards and wouldn't have figured it out until the very end. BUT, even if you put it together backwards, you can go with it and keep it that way as it would still function, but won't be as aesthetically pleasing (I think the stock pictures on this website are proof of putting it together backwards; if you look at the Emily Rose armoire, you'll see a piece that runs along the very bottom to hide the gap, this wardrobe has the same piece, as well as the other piece previously mentioned). The instructions also say to manually screw it together. Don't even try; you'll never get the screw into the rod for the clothes. Save yourself some time and trouble and break out the power drill.