Empowering the gender-diverse community to find their authentic style.

Looking for clothing that reflects your authentic self?

Want to try some new styles but aren’t sure where to start?

Marty's Closet has thousands of items of clothing available for all gender-diverse South Dakotans and those within a 90 mile radius of SD!

A room with racks and shelves of pants and shoes.
Private dressing room with a mirror and gender-affirming garments.

Make an appointment to meet with a personal stylist in Sioux Falls who will help you choose a free week’s worth of outfits that make you feel amazing!
You are welcome to come back every 6 months!

Virtual appointments are coming soon.

If there are no suitable time slots available for you, kindly send an email to our Marty’s Closet manager, AJ at Closet@transformationprojectsd.org to be added to our waitlist.

to donate your new or gently used clothing to Marty's closet, email us to schedule a time to drop off at:​

closet@transformationprojectsd.org

Marty’s Closet
accepts:

  • Seasonally appropriate clothing that is clean, free of animal hair and strong smells, and does not have rips or staining.

  • Casual wear in teen and adult sizes

  • Graphic tees that are not political or religious in nature, or have inappropriate images

  • Outerwear, denim or leather jackets, stylish casual wear jackets, trench coats, long coats

  • Dresses and Skirts

  • Sweaters, Sweatshirts and Hoodies

  • Jeans and Casualwear pants

  • Vests

Marty’s Closet
does not accept:

  • Children’s clothing or shoes

  • Swimwear or coverups

  • Undergarments

  • Workout clothing or sports wear (golf, tennis, etc)

  • Conservative businesswear, full suits - Please donate women’s business attire to Dress For

  • Success

  • Gowns/Tuxedos - please donate these to Sioux Falls Pride

  • Stained or ripped clothing

  • Outdated styles

  • Shoes

Please donate items that we do not accept to Union Gospel Mission if possible.

Weekly Volunteer Hours at Marty’s Closet

Tuesdays, 12pm to 8pm

Volunteers can drop in at any time, whether for an hour or the entire session.

Marty’s Closet is named in honor of Stephanie Marty who brought the idea of a trans closet to life. Stephanie came out later in life and is passionate about making sure gender diverse South Dakotans have clothing that reflects their authentic selves.