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Smarter clothes storage A neat and orderly wardrobe can be more than just a dream. Longing for an aesthetically pleasing and well-organised wardrobe in your home, but don’t know where to start? Browse our inspiring ideas and practical advice on smart clothes storage and let us help you create your dream wardrobe. Get inspired with these tips on how to maximise storage space with our smart and durable products: KEEP FLEXIBILITY IN MIND and buy a storage system that you can reconfigure and extend as your needs change. PRIORITISE QUALITY AND TIMELESS STYLE for wardrobes and clothes. PLAN FOR SUSTAINABLE ROUTINES by sorting through clothes at the end of each season and choosing a layout that lets you view them at a glance. Any items that you no longer wear can then easily be picked out and sold or given away. PROLONG THE LIFESPAN OF YOUR CLOTHES by storing them correctly. Choose shelves that allow air to circulate and fixtures designed for trousers and shoes. These help clothes stay fresh, retain their shape and last longer. 4
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Use shelves of different depths for clothes so you can see where everything is at a glance. Place tops and t-shirts on 30 cm- deep shelves. And knitted sweaters and hoodies, which need more room, on 40 or 50 cm shelves. Knitted sweaters can lose their shape on hangers. So keep them neatly folded and organised in mesh drawers with dividers. Plan the space so there is room to hang both long and short garments. You can hang up to 40 shirts and blouses on a 60 cm clothes rail. Men’s shirts need up to 90 cm to hang freely. Trouser hangers are ideal for keeping trousers and skirts wrinkle-free. It is possible to place two pairs of trousers on each hanger. Jeans can be folded and stored in wire drawers or on shelves as they don’t crease so easily. The advantages of a pull-out shoe shelf include easy access and more space than a regular rack because the shoes are positioned at an angle. Store items according to frequency of use. Everyday sweaters should be easy to reach, while bags can be placed higher up. Out-of- season garments can be put away in attractive boxes on the top shelves. Create a space for clothes you’ve been wearing but that don’t need washing. Keep your accessories in check by storing them in gliding mesh drawers with dividers. A flat shelf in the hallway or bedroom provides a practical surface for everyday items. 5
