Clothing Closet
We have moved locations! We will now be operating out of G200 in the IMU. This space is on the Ground Floor of the IMU and was formerly known as Hills Bank.
Our mission is to provide University of Iowa students, postdoc, faculty, and staff with access to quality, new or used, professional clothing at no cost.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider. Each semester, any student, postdoc, faculty or staff member can obtain up to 5 free professional attire items to be used for interviews, jobs, class presentations, and more. These 5 items are yours to keep forever, free of charge!
Fall 2023 Hours
These hours are starting Wednesday, August 16th, 2023
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 2pm - 7pm
Wednesday: 11am - 5pm and 7pm - 9pm
Thursday: 5pm - 8pm
Friday: 9am - 2pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Location
The Clothing Closet at Iowa is located in room G200 of the Iowa Memorial Union. This space is on the Ground Floor of the IMU and was formerly known as Hills Bank.
Social Media
Follow the Clothing Closet on Facebook, Instagram or email us!
Donate
To give a monetary donation to the Clothing Closet through the University of Iowa Center for Advancement, please select "see additional options or make multiple gifts" and then "other." Specify it should be given to the Clothing Closet at Iowa.
The Clothing Closet at Iowa also accepts monetary donations in the form of cash or check (make payable to "Clothing Closet at Iowa"). Donations can be accepted at the office of the Dean of Students in 135 IMU.
Clothing Donations
We are now accepting all types of professional, business wear. Please ensure all donated items do not have stains, rips, etc. You can drop off donations directly to the Clothing Closet anytime during open hours. Thank you!
Annual Basic Needs Report
Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Basic Needs Report
Media About The Clothing Closet
Read more about the Clothing Closet on KWWL News 7
"So often, professional clothes can be inaccessible and super expensive to students on a college budget … we’re hoping to knock down those barriers to success.”
- Lindsey Meyer - Daily Iowan