I can't stand it when shirts and other clothes aren't folded properly and laundry looks messy in my dresser, so I wanted to try these out. They're very sturdy, well-made, and easy to use. My issue is they make my shirts a lot bulkier, and I have a lot of shirts. Being bulky does help you see your shirts better, which would help me keep my dresser more organized since I'm always rummaging through it trying to find a certain shirt, but these just don't work. They're a little on the expensive side, only coming with 7, which isn't nearly enough and takes up too much space. If you don't have a lot of shirts, then maybe they'll work for you, but not what I was hoping for.
These foldable clothes organizers are nicely made but for more than $5 each at the time of writing they don't really deliver much utility for everyday use. There are also no instructions, however there is a image on the listing and it's relatively easy to guess how they are intended to be used. The soft curve of the fold lines and protected edges/corners are is a nice touch for reducing creases and the only thing making this more useful than a piece of cardboard cut to roughly this size. Sleeves (especially long-sleeves) and wider/longer shirts need an additional non-pliio protected fold so wont benefit as much from these advantages. I also fail to see how they save space given that they add to the thickness (and weight) to whatever you're storing - the PLIIO stays inside after folding.
The only places I see real-world practical benefit for these are 1) organizing and storing delicate fabrics like silks that don't stand up on their own well and would benefit from not being having sharp creases, or 2) for someone who has a lot of shelf/drawer storage space but wants their folded items to look perfectly uniform when stored.
I'm not going to lie, I loved them. The T-shirts, regardless of different sizes or shapes, looked all the same and perfect. You just have to find how to adjust them, and it worked really well for my travel. However, you tend to not only want them for travel but also to organize all your T-shirts. However, they are expensive, and because I have too many T-shirts, it doesn't work for my wallet. The material is good and strong, which justifies the price because it's something that will last long. But this will only work for someone who can afford them, because definitely, they look amazing.
They’re just your average cloth storage bins. Nothing super special, but still durable and a great quality nonetheless. They’re going to be perfect as drawer organizers for my daughter’s new vanity. They are a great size and will help her keep more organized.
These foldable clothing organizers are made from smooth, durable material and fit well in standard dresser drawers or on shelves. They work nicely for t-shirts, blouses, lightweight sweaters, , and they’re easy to wipe clean. The structure helps keep clothes upright and visible, which is convenient for organization.
However, once clothes are stored inside, they tend to make drawers look bulky and take up more space than expected. For the price, they feel a bit overpriced for what they offer. I’ve found they work best as a folding aid—using them to fold shirts neatly and then removing them before storing. This results in cleaner folds without the added bulk.
Overall, useful for folding and short-term organization, but not ideal for long-term drawer storage given the size and cost.
This two pack of drawer organizers are good quality and pretty sturdy. I am using one of them to hold all my hair dryers/straighteners/etc, so I know it must be sturdy to hold them securely. It's a good size, not huge, but holds three different straighteners, a curler with different attachments, and a hair dryer, so it's perfect. White canvas covers the board, with decent stitching, roughly 3-4mm long. However, as nice as they are, the price is very high, in my opinion. If the seller knocked off ten dollars, making them roughly sixteen dollars, that would be more reasonable. So, all in all, they are very nice and good quality, but very overpriced.
My first reaction upon receiving this item was utter confusion. I was truly baffled- what on earth are these things actually for, why in gods name are they SO DAMN EXPENSIVE, and even more puzzling- whyyyyy did I order these??? My only defense is that it must have been late at night and I was so tired after a long day, I must have been delirious. So you might look at this listing and think, well those look just like glorified shoeboxes (which are free, I might add). And if that’s what you’re thinking…then you’re absolutely right. I had to struggle to read the fine print on the packaging to deduce that these glorified shoeboxes are apparently part of what could be called a “clothing filing system.” A system which, from what I can tell, relies on a separate item called a “filer” (a glorified piece of cardboard) to create these “clothing files” which are then inserted into the aforementioned glorified shoeboxes. The “filers” of course, are NOT INCLUDED in this exorbitantly priced package of shoeboxes. So believe it or not, on top of spending about 30 bucks on these boxes, you then have to invest in yet another item to make this “system” really come to life. I can say nothing about the quality, durability, or function of these boxes, except that I’m sure it’s all on par with…yes, you guessed it- a shoebox. I’m not exaggerating when I say I’m actually angry with myself for ordering these…something I do not wish on anyone else. So please, do yourself a favor, save A LOT of money and look elsewhere for your “clothing filing system”…and by that I mean, your recycling bin. You’re welcome.
I may need to invest in the boxes that complement these filers to appreciate its full potential and functionality. I feel like if you’re a good folder then this would work really well. I practiced folding a sweater a few times to get the hang of it. I may need to practice a bit more to capture the more space saving dynamic of this organizer. I didn’t save much space with the technique I was using. Or maybe I need to practice on my t-shirts instead of sweaters. Will try packing my suitcase with them to see if that works better for me.
I picked up the set of 7 medium filers to organize my tshirts and lighter clothes, and overall they are very nicely made. The material feels smooth and sturdy, the stitching is impeccable, and they definitely keep clothes upright and wrinkle free in drawers or on a shelf. Folding with them was actually very easy even without instructions, and they fit neatly in my dresser. I can also see how they would be useful for travel to keep everything compact and tidy.
That said, there were no instructions in the packaging, and while folding itself was straightforward, I was really hoping for tips on how to get the best use out of them. For example, if I have multiple black tshirts from different brands, I would love guidance on how to fold them so the logo or tag is visible. Following the video, everything ends up looking exactly the same, and I then have to pull shirts out and unfold them just to see which one it is. This takes away from the promise of easy visibility and quick access.
I also think the medium size is a bit too small for men’s tshirts, and at the time of writing there is no size guide to help choose the right version. For travel, they could work well as long as you do not have strict luggage weight limits, since they add a decent amount of weight to your clothing. Being made in Canada from recycled materials, I understand why the price is higher, but personally I would have a hard time justifying the current price despite the excellent build quality.
These are perfect for organizing items on your shelf in any closet. Easy to flip open and set up. Also great to collapse and store away. You could even use it in your car for keeping loose Items all in one bin.
These are pretty much the same quality as most foldable boxes, made of a very light material. These aren't as big as they appear in the description. They are only about 8" x 8" square. And the sides are only about 4" tall, so they are pretty small. They would be good for shallow drawers, or use in a small area that you want to organize. It's super easy to put together, just slip the folded bottom in the structure when it's unfolded. They're pretty high price for what they are, not the best value and cheap quality.
These foldable clothes organizers have transformed my closet into a neat, space-saving haven. The set of seven medium filers is perfect for organizing t-shirts, blouses, and even lightweight sweaters. I found them especially helpful for keeping youth-sized clothing tidy without wrinkling.
The smooth, durable material feels high quality and prevents fabric snags, which is a big plus. They are lightweight and foldable, making them easy to use at home or pack in a suitcase for travel. Cleaning is simple with just a cold water wipe down, which keeps maintenance hassle-free.
One downside is that while they fit most standard dresser drawers, if you have very deep drawers or oversized clothing, these might be a bit small. Also, the organizers are best suited for lighter garments rather than heavy sweaters or jeans.
These organizers make wardrobe management much easier and help keep clothes wrinkle-free. They are a practical and portable solution for anyone needing better closet order.
I ordered these PLIIO medium filers to use for vertical storage of my sweaters in the dresser. But these boards will not fold even with thin sweaters. They are good for t-shirts, pashminas or any other thin summer items, preferably with short sleeves. However these boards will not work for pants (jeans especially) unless you just wrap the item around without using the advertised folding method. But to wrap items around, you don't need those organizers - too expensive and bulky. For travel suitcase organization it is better to look into a cube system than PLIIO. For travel by car they are fine, but for air travel, especially with new restrictions on the size and weight of baggage, these folding boards are not practical - they take up to much valuable space.
The quality of these boards is very good, but they are quite limited in use and quite expensive.
We are looking for ways to organize our closet, and were intrigued by these foldable clothes organizers that would help take shirts off of hangers and put them into drawers.
These COCHIC 7 Pcs PLIIO Medium Filers perform exactly as described, making it quick and easy to fold T-shirts or similar clothing items to a uniform size, so with multiple of the same organizer there in a nice neat row in your in your dresser.
The video we made shows how you might fold one shirt.
I’m not entirely impressed with these clothing filers. Yes, they neatly fold and store your clothes and they’re very easy to use but I feel they take up more space than just folding clothes without them. The filers themselves are well made, durable and thick enough to support whatever you use them for and fit in any shirts or pants you want to fold. These may be better used as a folding board to help neatly fold clothes then slip them out before storing your clothing. I think they’re rather pricey and not something I would use.
These clothes folding “filers” are an easy way to pack a weekend bag neatly in an organized fashion. Eliminates wrinkles for a short trip based on the solid functionality and quality construction.
They look great in my closet and stack neatly while awaiting my next business trip.
I’m a neat freak, so when I see a new to me organization solution, I usually give it a try. What I like about these is that they are solidly made, compact, fold easily for storage, and make your T-shirts and sweaters look incredibly organized if you need to store them in the open. The instructions are easy to follow and if you’re a terrible folder or packer, will work well to help you get organized. If you’re someone who is already super organized, however, you probably are wasting your money in purchasing these. Other than being able to store items vertically rather than horizontally, there’s little value in these for me.
These medium sized folding fillers make it easier to fold up and organize my t-shirts. Of course, having the fillers in the shirts does take up a little more room in the drawers, but they help minimize wrinkles and easier to find when they are stored horizontally rather than stacked vertically in the drawers. They are well made and work as described. Now I just need to get a bunch more…
Smaller than it looks in the picture. The overall quality is good, you can use it to basically store anything.
As someone with a disability, I found these to be very helpful when folding my clothes. I hate when my clothes are a mess and look disorganized. These were extremely easy to use and make your clothes look tidy. These also made my clothes easier to put away because the shirts did not come unfolded like they sometimes do without them.
I found them to be made very well. They are study and worked exactly as intended. The only thing I will say about them is that I could not get my clothes to be as tight and compact as it looks in the pictures. While I still found them useful and loved that it made my shirts tidy, it did add some bulk to my shirts so I feel like I lost more space in my dresser than I gained. I also think $39 is a little steep in price. Either way, I found them very useful and would consider getting more.
I've been folding my t-shirts since I started doing my own laundry back in the single-digit ages. Never thought my way was "wrong" or "incorrect" until these filers came along. After watching how to use them from a video, I folded my first shirt and was taken aback on how simple it is yet storage efficient. The video shows the person keeping the filer in the shirt but, at least for me, that just took up extra thickness. What I would do is use the filer to fold both sides in, slide the filer out and then fold the rest. I was able to fit a lot more shirts into the same drawer.
A very helpful tool to have!
Sturdier than most collapsible drawers I've purchased in the past. These seem like they will hold their shape over time well enough.
These are a size large, but that is still a little small. They open up to three sides and can be placed vertically in a deep drawer to separate different articles of clothing for efficient access. (This is the way I use them). They can not be used independently, because they are fabric and would fall over, so they are only useful as dividers in another container. They are sewn well with finished edges.
These PLIIO large folders are such a clever solution for both home organization and travel! They make it so easy to fold clothes neatly, keep them wrinkle-free, and save space in my closet and suitcase. I love that I can see everything at a glance without making a mess, and pulling out one piece doesn’t disturb the rest. They’re sturdy yet lightweight, and I was surprised at how much they hold. Packing for trips is a breeze now, and my drawers have never looked so tidy. Highly recommend for anyone who loves staying organized!
The PLIIO clothes folding mats are functional but expensive. The idea is to help you fold your clothes and keep them neat on a shelf, suitcase, in a drawer or box. It’s basically a filing system for your clothes. Even though it’s easy to use (instructions included), I found it faster to fold without it. Marie Kondo already taught people how to fold clothes this way. You will need 1 fabric covered cardboard mat per clothing item. I didn’t think it did a good job with thicker sweaters or oversized clothing. The mat wasn’t long enough, so some of my clothes didn’t work with it. Some of the clothes unfolded and were wrinkled. I didn’t think it saved any space in my drawer or made folding faster.
