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Sleeping Lamb garment racks, garment bags and closet storage

When your closet runs out of rail, the coats need somewhere else and the dress you wear twice a year needs a cover. Measure the wall first: our racks run from 31.5 to 44 inches wide, and our garment bags from 35 to 72 inches long.

Sleeping Lamb 43-Inch Rolling Garment Rack in a bedroom, hung with coats
43-Inch Rolling Garment Rack, from $31.34

50 to 200 lb

Load limits across our clothing racks

35 to 72 in

Garment bag lengths, from jackets to gowns

37 designs

In 61 color choices, since 2018

Shop by category

Find your Sleeping Lamb storage by what it holds

Hanging clothes go on a rack or into a bag. Bedding, shoes and hats each have a shelf of their own.

Shop by room

Where will your Sleeping Lamb piece stand?

Pick the room first. The width you can spare there narrows the Sleeping Lamb lineup faster than any filter.

A second rail for the coats, and covers for what you wear once a season.

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The Sleeping Lamb pieces most customers have rated

Ordered by the size of each rating pool across the Sleeping Lamb catalog, so the first cards have the most people behind their stars.

All 37 designs

Before you order

How to choose a Sleeping Lamb rack or bag

A tape measure settles most of it, and the measuring takes about five minutes.

The size and load guide

  1. Measure the wall, then the ceiling

    Our full-size racks run from 31.5 to 44 inches wide, and the slim rack comes 18.5 or 28 inches wide. Leave a hand’s width at each end so the wheels can turn, and check the height under a sloped ceiling: the double rod rack stands 77 inches to its base.

  2. Count your heaviest hangers

    Winter coats load a rail faster than shirts. The 43-inch rack is rated to 150 lb and holds about 30 winter coats. If your coats are wool, the 200 lb racks leave you more room before the limit.

  3. Measure your longest piece on its hanger

    Hold a gown or coat up by its hanger and measure from the hook to the hem. Pick a bag a few inches longer: 40 inches for jackets and shirts, 54 to 60 for coats and dresses, 70 to 72 for a floor-length gown.

  4. Match the gusset to the bulk

    A gusset is the fold that gives a bag depth. A 4-inch gusset takes a few winter coats, and a 10-inch one takes about ten. A wedding gown with a full skirt wants the 15-inch bag.

  5. Size bedding by the comforter

    A 120-liter bag takes a king comforter or a stack of throws. The 170-liter bag is the one for a bulky king duvet, or for up to ten pillows.

  6. Decide how long it will be stored

    Clear covers are for dust and for seeing what you have. For a dress you are putting away for years, conservators advise a breathable cover in a cool, dark place, not sealed plastic.

Sleeping Lamb lines

The Sleeping Lamb lines you ask for by name

Heavy duty racks, gown bags, blanket bags and door organizers, each with every size and color we make in it.

Sleeping Lamb double rod rack with three fabric shelves of folded clothes and shoes

Since 2018

What Sleeping Lamb makes, and for whom

Sleeping Lamb has been making closet storage for 8 years: metal racks on wheels, garment bags cut to the length of what you hang, and fabric boxes for the things that never fit a shelf. We print the width, the height and the load limit of every piece, so you can measure your room before you order.

About Sleeping Lamb

Guides

Storage guides from the Sleeping Lamb team

How to put a closet away for the season, store a wedding dress, and load a rack without tipping it.

All guides

Questions

Sleeping Lamb storage: your questions

  • Where can you buy Sleeping Lamb storage?

    Every shopping button on this site opens the matching Sleeping Lamb piece at our retail partner in a new tab. You choose the color and size there, and payment, delivery and returns are handled at that checkout.
  • How much weight can your Sleeping Lamb clothes rack hold?

    It depends on the rack. The kids rack is rated to 50 lb, the compact and small racks to 120 lb, the 43-inch rolling rack to 150 lb, and the rack with a base shelf and the double rod rack to 200 lb. Each product page prints the number for that rack.
  • Which garment bag length do you need for a long dress?

    Measure the dress on its hanger from the hook to the hem and add a few inches. Our closet bags run up to 60 inches, and the gown bags are 65, 70 and 72 inches long.
  • Are Sleeping Lamb clear garment bags good for storing your wedding dress for years?

    For years, choose one of our fabric gown bags instead. Clear bags keep dust off and let you see what hangs inside, but the Smithsonian advises against sealing textiles in airtight plastic for long storage, because trapped moisture can condense on the fabric.
  • Will our blanket bag hold your king comforter?

    Yes. The 120-liter bag is sold for a king comforter, and the 170-liter bag takes a bulky king duvet or up to ten pillows. Wash or clean bedding before you pack it.
  • How long does your rack take to assemble?

    About 10 minutes for the rack with a base shelf, 15 to 20 minutes for the compact rack and about 20 for the small rack with a bottom shelf. Our stackable shoe racks go together in about 5 minutes.
  • Can you use one of our racks in a child’s room?

    Our kids rack is made for one: 45 inches tall and rated to 50 lb. Set it against a wall and keep toys off anything a child would climb to reach, which is what the Consumer Product Safety Commission advises for furniture in a child’s room.
  • How long has Sleeping Lamb been making storage?

    Since 2018, which makes 8 years.

Your closet, with room to spare

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