A mobile storage system includes a cabinet convertible between an open configuration for storing items and a folded configuration for transportation of the cabinet. The cabinet includes a rear wall, left and right side walls, a top wall, and a bottom wall that cooperate to form an interior storage space having a front opening. The cabinet further includes a pair of wheels located at the bottom of the rear wall and a handle so that the cabinet can be moved as a cart. One or more drawers can be removably connected to and supported by drawer slides within the cabinet so that the drawers are movable into and out of the interior storage space through the front opening. The drawers can be configured to be used as drawers for long term storage when located within the cabinet and as suitcases for travelling storage when removed from the cabinet.

An authority controlled clothing locker including a generally elongated and three dimensional rectangular body adapted for holding a set of clothing, including footwear. A door is hingedly secured along a forward edge of the body and is releasably engaged over an open front of the locker. A hanger is adapted to being supported relative to a top underside location of the open interior, the body further including a hanging aperture configured within an upper most lip of the body, the aperture further adapted for suspending the body from a horizontally extending pole, bar or the like.

An authority controlled clothing locker including a generally elongated and three dimensional rectangular body adapted for holding a set of clothing, including footwear. A door is hingedly secured along a forward edge of the body and is releasably engaged over an open front of the locker. A hanger is adapted to being supported relative to a top underside location of the open interior, the body further including a hanging aperture configured within an upper most lip of the body, the aperture further adapted for suspending the body from a horizontally extending pole, bar or the like.

A very light weight portable garment rack includes a first hanging rod segment and a second hanging rod segment, insertable into the first hanging rod segment, to assemble a garment hanging rod. Both the first and second hanging rod segments have perpendicular stub segments. First and second stanchions have upper insertable segments for insertion into the perpendicular stub segments to support the garment hanging rod, and lower insertable segments. A bottom support frame has two stanchion mounting segments, each fitted to the receive the lower insertable segments of the respective first and second stanchions. The first and second stanchions each have an upper support member having the upper insertable segment and an upper support member lower insertable segment, and a lower support member having the lower insertable segment and fitted to receive the upper support member lower insertable segment to assemble the respective stanchion.

A very light weight portable garment rack includes a first hanging rod segment and a second hanging rod segment, insertable into the first hanging rod segment, to assemble a garment hanging rod. Both the first and second hanging rod segments have perpendicular stub segments. First and second stanchions have upper insertable segments for insertion into the perpendicular stub segments to support the garment hanging rod, and lower insertable segments. A bottom support frame has two stanchion mounting segments, each fitted to the receive the lower insertable segments of the respective first and second stanchions. The first and second stanchions each have an upper support member having the upper insertable segment and an upper support member lower insertable segment, and a lower support member having the lower insertable segment and fitted to receive the upper support member lower insertable segment to assemble the respective stanchion.

A portable clothes hanging assembly includes a pair of mounts that is each attachable to an outer wall of a storage tote. Each of the mounts has a pair of grips which defines a receiving space associated with a respective mount. A pair of risers is provided which comprise a lower section slidably attached to an upper section such that each of the pair of risers has an adjustable length. Each of the pair of risers is insertable into the receiving space defined in a respective one of the mounts thereby facilitating each of the pair of risers to be vertically oriented on the storage tote. A pole is insertable through respective ones of the plurality of attachment points in the upper section of each of the pair of risers. In this way the pole can support clothes hangers for hanging clothes stored in the storage tote.

A portable clothes hanging assembly includes a pair of mounts that is each attachable to an outer wall of a storage tote. Each of the mounts has a pair of grips which defines a receiving space associated with a respective mount. A pair of risers is provided which comprise a lower section slidably attached to an upper section such that each of the pair of risers has an adjustable length. Each of the pair of risers is insertable into the receiving space defined in a respective one of the mounts thereby facilitating each of the pair of risers to be vertically oriented on the storage tote. A pole is insertable through respective ones of the plurality of attachment points in the upper section of each of the pair of risers. In this way the pole can support clothes hangers for hanging clothes stored in the storage tote.