I really like this product -- so much so that that I just purchased 4 more 20-paks! I was expecting a lot -- and was even more pleased when I actually used the EZSTAX.

Other reviewers have complained about the "flimsy" material. In my opinion, the thin, flexible construction is a feature, allowing me to stack 20 shirts in the same space that would only accommodate 12 loosely folded shirts.

So, why only 4 stars? I want to get the manufactures attention for a needed improvement: add a folding board to the pack. Give me one less EZSTAX layer and instead include a simple, rectangular piece of the same material to use as the folding guide. Attempting to fold by hand and following the instructions provided leads to bulky, non-uniform folds that greatly defeat the purpose. After attempting fold on my own I was unhappy with the outcome. So, I undid everything and used a common nylon kitchen cutting board as a folding guide. This simple solution reduced the stack size by a third and made the result look more like what is advertised.

Very happy with this purchase!

As many have written, the sheets are somewhat flimsy but the system wouldn't work if the dividers were thicker. I ordered the 20 pack and used two stacks of 10.
Many complained the shirts slid when fanned to get shirt in middle. I found with a little pressure or holding the top half prevents this. Also alternating the thicker neck end of the shirt helps even the stack.

1. okay, it's thin plastic but, thick plastic would take up even more space. 2. it's not the best quality but it serves it's purpose in organizing my t-shirts and i can pull out a shirt without disrupting the rest of the stack. 3. i have them stacked on a shelf of my wardrobe so perhaps that works better than in a drawer. 4. if i have to put a shirt back in, i take out the stack above the empty holder, place the shirt in the holder and put the stack back on top. in my opinion, keeping things organized does take a little effort and i think this works better than sticking cardboard between your t-shirts. i ordered two stacks of 18 and they are a perfect fit in my wardrobe.

The before and after pictures tell the story. I didn't think to take a picture until after I'd started but you get the idea. The stack on the left was when I started and then got the idea to take the pic. Seriously I didn't change a thing...Absolutely amazing....Love.Love.Love...EZSTAX...!!!! Ordering more for the whole house

I purchased this product with high hopes but I honestly didn't expect much considering the bad reviews I had read...so I was amazed when it worked perfectly.

I bought these to hopefully organize my Lularoe legging collection which has gotten out of hand. There's just no good way for me to store them--I've tried stacking and rolling and, while both ways sort of work, they're not great--you still end up pulling out multiple pair per time and it just makes a mess. So I decided to try these. And wow was I blown away (see video, which shows my very first thoughts as I'm testing them for the first time).

* Are the sheets flimsy? Yes, very.

I think they could make these a tiny bit thicker. But they're slippery so the clothes just slide right out.

* Do they stack together perfectly? No.

You have to be careful when stacking above your head (see video). And I'd like to see them somehow permanently able to attach to each other for ease of refilling the levels. Like attached at the back via O-rings or something (like a 3-ring-binder-type system), so you can just lift up the plastic sheet to insert a new item without worrying about the levels coming apart.

* Is folding to fit the sheets a pain? Kind of, but not really.

The first time you set it up, you may need to try a few different folds to see what works and fits the best. See attached photos: With my leggings, I tried the typical fold in half lengthwise (so you have one full leg), then in half, then half again so you end up with a square (stack on left with gray and black leggings on top). I also tried folding them in thirds (starting again by folding in half lengthwise to get one full leg) then in thirds, so you end up with more of a rectangle (stack on right with green and yellow leggings on top). Both shapes fit on the trays just fine and both pulled out of the stack just fine (see video). The folded-in-quarters version takes up less space on the tray and you may need to adjust the placement so you can easily see the pattern of what you want to pull out. The folded-in-thirds version takes up more of the space on the tray and may stick out of the stack a slight bit more, but it didn't hamper the use at all.

* Is this a perfect solution? No.

It's admittedly a bit of a pain to reset the whole system once you pull out enough of the items--especially if the stack is above your head (like in my video--I may have to rethink where I put these). It would be nice to just lift up the trays and slide your item back in--but once you lift up a tray, there's nothing keeping them attached so they come apart. It's likely not as big of a deal if you're using two hands (and not filming like I was) and it's not above your head, but it won't be the easiest thing to do.

* Would I buy them again? Yes.

Though I don't think I'd stack two sets together. The full stack is a bit precarious, especially if you need to slide it around (though, as you can see in the video, mine are stacked on that cheap wire closet stuff which doesn't promote sliding).

My overall impression? I was really quite shocked by how well these worked for what I bought them for. You can hear my amazement in the video as I was really honestly surprised (I went into it expecting it to be a complete failure). The only reason they don't get five stars is that they are a tiny bit flimsier than I'd like and it would be great if they could somehow be "reloaded" a bit easier.