The Career Closet is closed for the Summer and will reopen for Fall semester.

Come on in!

The UWM Career Closet is a fantastic resource that provides students with access to a diverse collection of FREE new and gently used business casual and business professional clothing. Whether you’re preparing for an upcoming interview, a career fair, or a job, the UWM Career Closet is here to help you look your best and feel confident in your professional attire.

Closet Hours

  • Mon-Thur: Closed
  • Friday: Closed
  • Weekends: Closed

How It Works

  1. Stop By

    Stop by the front desk in Vogel Hall during closet hours and ask to use the Career Closet.

  2. Browse

    Browse and try on our inclusive selection of clothing items for all gender identities and body types.

  3. Choose

    Choose between 3-5 items to keep for free each semester!

We Keep a Wide Variety of Clothing Items!
Fitting Rooms are Available!
Keep between3-5items FREE!

What to Wear

How to Dress

The key to professional attire is finding clothing that achieves a proper fit, a polished look, and a professional attitude. The basis rule to follow is, dress for the job you want.

  • Clothes should not be overly large, small, tight, or baggy.
  • Do not wear low cut tops, short skirts or dresses, or anything that shows a lot of skin.
  • Avoid distracting jewelry.
  • Clothes should be clean and wrinkle-free.
  • Dress shirts should be a neutral color that compliments the suit.
  • Clothes should not have writing/words.

How to Tie a Tie

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Donations

How To Donate

We are not accepting donations at this time due to an influx of inventory. Thank you for understanding. You can contact us at careerplan@uwm.edu for additional details.

Special Thanks

We would like to express our gratitude to the following organizations and individuals who have supported the Career Closet by donating clothing or running a clothing drive. Your contributions have made a significant impact on our ability to provide professional clothing to students who need it. In no particular order, we would like to take the opportunity to recognize and thank the following organizations and individuals for their generosity: