How do you store your clothes? Drawers? Do hangers damage/strech out clothes???

[AdonisCrave]

not sure if this is the right place to post this as there isnt a general discussion forum for clothes, hopefully this is okay to post here

i have some heavy hoodies and sometimes i get paranoid putting them on hangers, because technically speaking if you have something hanging it applies stress on the fabric and it can stretch something out especialy if its a heavy hoodie.

what do you guys do? are there special hangers or do u just store them in the drawer, im running out of closet space! haha

[mike lowrey]

come on man its not rocket science, use common sense.

if the fabric is thin and seems to stretch easily, get a bigger hanger:

or just stack that shirt/whatever on a shelf.

[AdonisCrave]

come on man its not rocket science, use common sense.

if the fabric is thin and seems to stretch easily, get a bigger hanger:

or just stack that shirt/whatever on a shelf.

Im not stupid thats the only kind of hanger i use, it still stretches the shit out over time though im just curious how other people store their clothes .

For those of us who dont have walk in closets how do you store your clothes for easiest access? ive found rolling my shirts and packing them into a drawer is easiest as opposed to folding and stacking because it ruins the pile everytime im lookin for a shirt.

how do u guys store your stuff for easy access to pick out ur oufits? (i have lots n lots n lots of clothes by the way and not very much storage space)

[super]

Well the way I do it is pretty easy; top 2 drawers are for shirts and bottom drawer for sweats. There was a thread on this earlier but instead of folding and stacking shirts/ sweats directly into the drawer, you should stack them as you would stack a file of papers:

This is probably the most efficient method if you're tight on space but the downside is that you might pull out a wrong shirt if, for example, you have like 5 blafck shirts.

[AdonisCrave]

Well the way I do it is pretty easy; top 2 drawers are for shirts and bottom drawer for sweats. There was a thread on this earlier but instead of folding and stacking shirts/ sweats directly into the drawer, you should stack them as you would stack a file of papers:

This is probably the most efficient method if you're tight on space but the downside is that you might pull out a wrong shirt if, for example, you have like 5 blafck shirts.

haha thanks for the diagram that looks liek a good idea except how would u prevent the shirts from fallin over unless u packed them in really tight

[Guest DUM]

I think you'd have to have enough tees that they wouldnt fall over. But if you don't have that many tees, then you can go with the normal stacking.