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LG Styler is a cabinet style garment care aplpiance produced by LG Electronics. It uses steam, moving hangers and drying cycles to refresh garments, reduce odors and wrinkles, and dry delicate or damp items.^[1][2]

The Styler was first released in South Korea in 2011 after nine years of development. It was later introduced in international markets including the United States, China, Germany, and Japan.^[3]

The appliance belongs to a category of cabinet style garment care products commonly described as steam closets or steam wardrobes.^[4][5] It supplements conventional garment care as it refreshens lightly worn clothing and reduce odors and wrinkles, but does not remove stains or replace washing, ironing or professional dry cleaning.^[1][2][5]

LG Electronics released the Styler in South Korea in 2011 after a nine year development process.^[3] The appliance combined steam with moving hangers inside a cabinet style enclosure to refresh garments and reduce ordors and wrinkles.^[1][2]

The Styler appeared at CES in 2015. At the event, LG presented it as a steam based appliance intended to reduce odors and allergens and loosen wrinkles in clothing.^[2]

The Styler was introduced in Japan in 2017. By 2019, it was sold through about 900 stores, including Bic Camera locations. LG reported that Japanese sales doubled in 2018 and increased by 50 percent year on year during the first five months of 2019. The company associated interest in the appliance with its pollen removal and dehumidification functions.^[3]

The Styler became available in the United Kingdom in 2020. The model sold there included refresh, sanitize and gentle dry cycles, as well as downloadable programs for particular fabrics and uses.^[1]

Cumulative production of Korean market Tromm Styler models passed one million units in 2021. At the time, LG sold the product in more than 20 countries.^[6] In 2026, LG reported that cumulative worldwide sales had exceeded two million units and that the Styler was sold in 27 countries.^[7]