The mark consists of two words, "Capacious" and "Closets", each starting with a capital letter and the rest of the letters being lower case, with the first word being "Capacious" and starting with a cursive "C" and the top right terminal point of the "C" continuing in a horizontal line over the word "Capacious" stopping over the "u". To the right of the "s" in "Capacious" is a man holding a hanger, the man dressed in formalwear with shirttails and a bowtie and a contrasting shirt to the bowtie and suit, holding the hanger in his right hand over the "us" of "Capacious". The left arm is positioned behind his back so that you cannot see his hand or lower arm. The second term "Closets" is to the right and on the line below the first term. The "C" of "Closets" is also in cursive and the bottom left starts below the second "c" of "Capacious" and angles up to the top right curl terminating below the "s" of "Capacious", and the terminating top right arm of that cursive "C" of "Closets" is what the man is standing on holding the clothes hanger. The "l" of "Closets" then begins below the man and the rest of the word "Closets" continues to the right.