

Founded in 2006 in Irvine, California, The Tailored Closet has emerged as North America's largest home organization franchise. Initially launched as Closet Tailors, the brand evolved into Tailored Living in 2011 and rebranded to The Tailored Closet in 2022.
Headquartered in Irvine, the company began franchising the same year it was founded. Today, it operates over 160 territories across the U.S. and Canada, offering entrepreneurs a scalable, management-focused business model.
The Tailored Closet specializes in designing and installing custom storage solutions for various areas of the home, including closets, pantries, home offices, laundry rooms, mudrooms, and craft spaces.
Their personalized consultation process ensures each client's unique needs are met, transforming cluttered spaces into organized sanctuaries. Utilizing proprietary 3D design software, franchisees can provide clients with real-time visualizations of their customized storage solutions.
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The Tailored Closet provides a multi-part training program to ensure that franchisees and their staff are equipped with the necessary skills to operate effectively. The training covers both technical and business operations and is led by experienced professionals within the organization.
The Tailored Closet offers limited territorial protection to its franchisees under the franchise agreement. Franchisees are granted a defined territory, typically consisting of approximately 100,000 households identified by ZIP codes, where no other franchisee or company-owned operation using The Tailored Closet's system and marks will be allowed to operate.
However, this protection does not guarantee complete exclusivity, as franchisees may still face competition from other channels, such as e-commerce or unrelated businesses using different marks.
While The Tailored Closet restricts direct competition within a franchisee’s designated territory, it reserves broad rights to sell products through alternative means like catalogs, the Internet, or direct marketing.
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The Tailored Closet offers custom closet organization solutions, optimizing storage and functionality to create well-organized and efficient living spaces.
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