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Tip #1: provide shelf support
When storing your folded sweaters on a shelf, you need to bring in some structural integrity. In other words, shelf dividers to keep your favorite knits contained, neatly stacked, and free from messy pileups.
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Tip #2: take the floor
Running low on shelf or drawer space for items too delicate to hang? Place clear stackable drawers on the floor as a DIY dresser.
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Tip #3: keep things cozy
These super slim but extra sturdy hooks are the perfect solution for hanging blankets, shawls, and scarves, so they stay off the ground and in clear view.
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tip #4: BIN IT TO WIN IT
Sick of your knit hats getting lost in your closet? Store them directly under jackets in linen lined Montauk baskets to protect delicate materials. (We're looking at you, cashmere beanies.)
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TIP #5: GET THE BOOT
Use boot shapers to keep your favorite pairs structured and easy to store. (Another option: Clear boot boxes you can stack vertically!)
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TIP #6: HATS OFF
Leave it to our Nashville team to find the chicest hat storage solution ever — these display stands.
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TIP #7: FRONT AND CENTER
Designate a visible zone in your closet for seasonal accessories where you can easily swap the contents as the weather changes. In this closet, we repurposed shelving that was originally used for shoes and added clear stackable drawers to contain each category.
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TIP #8: DIVIDE YOUR DRAWER
When storing items such as gloves, hats, and scarves in a drawer, use expandable drawer dividers to separate by category and keep things looking neat.
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tip #9: upgrade your coat hangers
If you are still using plastic or wire hangers to hang your heavy winter coats, we're going to stop you right there and tell you to invest in slim and sturdy wooden hangers instead. Not only are they designed to hold the weight and shape of these very items (no more coats falling on the floor!), but the sleek design will also elevate the look of your entire space.
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tip #10: grab & go
From hats to mittens to scarves, accessories tend to be the last item we grab on our way out the door. Streamline your routine and create more storage with an over the door unit. This solution is easy to install and can be customized and adjusted to fit your needs, especially as the seasons change.