We have had the wardrobe for 7-8 years on a balcony that is exposed to the sun and rain. Dust naturally enters through the gap in the door. One day the wind threw it down (there was a lot of wind) and it opened in pieces, scattering things on the terrace, etc. When I saw the pieces, I realized that it had been assembled somewhat upside down, so I disassembled it from the beginning and added "clear silicone glue" to the pieces since we never disassemble it. (I also glued the 2 plastic handles because they broke and now they are complete). At some point, when it was again very windy, it threw it down and the pieces did not move at all. Only a hurricane passing by could possibly take it and lift it whole, but at least the pieces will not come off, so wherever it lands, whoever can use it will not be lost. In general, whatever outdoor wardrobe you get, use a little "clear silicone glue" and it will be perfect

Poor quality plastic. The door handle broke and a point where the doors connect during assembly. No, I'm not clumsy...
Poor assembly, with gaps between the pieces that allow water, dust, and bugs to enter.
The hinges are positive, but they don't save the situation.
Its back is thin plastic sheets, which go in one by one per shelf, barely fitting, and come out with little pressure.
The photo shows it white. The one I received was brown-beige. Check the exterior of the packaging IF you decide it suits you. That's where the color is visible.

If I saw it assembled, I wouldn't pay more than €40.
If you can afford it, the safe choice is KETER. I've had it for 15 years. If I didn't live far away, I would replace it tomorrow morning. Bad choice, mainly due to color and shelf arrangement.
I already regret it.