An open kids dress up center that sorts a whole costume collection into four kinds of space at once. A top shelf takes hats, crowns and boxed accessories, a hanging rod spans the opening for dresses, capes and jackets that would crease if folded, open shelves hold shoes and folded pieces in plain sight, and two foldable fabric drawers absorb the wands, beads and small props that never stack neatly, then collapse flat when they are not in use. Nothing has a door or a latch, so a child sees the whole wardrobe at a glance and hangs things back without help. Set into the frame is a full length mirror measuring 30-in by 8-in, made from acrylic rather than glass because this piece lives at floor level where knocks happen. The unit stands 44-in tall on a 35.5-in by 12-in footprint, a kid-friendly height that puts the rail in easy reach of a child aged 3 and up. A wide base spreads the 43-lb weight for sturdiness, an anti-toppling kit ties the frame to the wall, and every corner is rounded so nothing sharp sits at head height. Materials are engineered wood over pine wood with non-woven fabric drawers and an acrylic mirror panel, and the surfaces need only a wipe when glitter or fingerprints appear. The result belongs in a kids room, bedroom, playroom, nursery or kindergarten dressing corner, and it earns its keep by making the routine of hanging clothes up something a child does unprompted. Assembly is needed and instructions are included.
Use: Indoor
Weight (lb.): 48.5 Lb
Base Material: 50% Engineered Wood, 25% Pine Wood, 15% Non-Woven, 10% Acrylic
Lining Material: Unlined
Care: Wipe Clean With A Dry Or Slightly Damp Cloth; Avoid Prolonged Moisture
Country of Origin: Imported
An open kids dress up center that sorts a whole costume collection into four kinds of space at once. A top shelf takes hats, crowns and boxed accessories, a hanging rod spans the opening for dresses, capes and jackets that would crease if folded, open shelves hold shoes and folded pieces in plain sight, and two foldable fabric drawers absorb the wands, beads and small props that never stack neatly, then collapse flat when they are not in use. Nothing has a door or a latch, so a child sees the whole wardrobe at a glance and hangs things back without help. Set into the frame is a full length mirror measuring 30-in by 8-in, made from acrylic rather than glass because this piece lives at floor level where knocks happen. The unit stands 44-in tall on a 35.5-in by 12-in footprint, a kid-friendly height that puts the rail in easy reach of a child aged 3 and up. A wide base spreads the 43-lb weight for sturdiness, an anti-toppling kit ties the frame to the wall, and every corner is rounded so nothing sharp sits at head height. Materials are engineered wood over pine wood with non-woven fabric drawers and an acrylic mirror panel, and the surfaces need only a wipe when glitter or fingerprints appear. The result belongs in a kids room, bedroom, playroom, nursery or kindergarten dressing corner, and it earns its keep by making the routine of hanging clothes up something a child does unprompted. Assembly is needed and instructions are included.
Use: Indoor
Weight (lb.): 48.5 Lb
Base Material: 50% Engineered Wood, 25% Pine Wood, 15% Non-Woven, 10% Acrylic
Lining Material: Unlined
Care: Wipe Clean With A Dry Or Slightly Damp Cloth; Avoid Prolonged Moisture
J. C. Penney Company, Inc. (NYSE: JCP), one of the nation’s largest apparel and home retailers, combines an expansive footprint of over 860 stores across the United States and Puerto Rico to deliver style and value for all hard-working American families. At every touchpoint, customers will discover stylish merchandise at incredible value from an extensive portfolio of private, exclusive and national brands. Reinforcing this shopping experience is the customer service and warrior spirit of approximately 98,000 associates across the globe, all driving toward the Company's mission to help customers find what they love for less time, money and effort.
