Sort and store your seasonal clothes: Storage tips

23.11.2023 05:20
Updated: 13.05.2024 21:22

You don't need your winter clothes in summer, and vice versa - so you should organize your clothes wisely.

One of the best things you can do for your wardrobe is to sort your clothes by seasons and store them separately - it's convenient!

Here's how you can do that.

Take Everything Out

Start by taking all your clothes out of your closet and drawers. It's like giving your clothes a little break and a chance to organize.

Sort into Piles

Make two piles: one for warm seasons (like spring and summer) and one for cold seasons (like fall and winter).

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Check Each Piece

Look at each piece of clothing and think about whether it's more suitable for warm or cold weather. 

For example, shorts and tank tops go in the warm pile, while sweaters and jackets go in the cold pile.

Store Off-Season Clothes

Once you have your piles, put the clothes for the opposite season into storage. You can use plastic bins or vacuum-sealed bags. 

This way, they won't take up space in your closet.

Hang or Fold

For the clothes you're keeping in your closet, decide which ones you want to hang and which ones you want to fold. 

Hanging is good for things like dresses and shirts, while folding is great for jeans and sweaters.

Use Hangers Wisely

Hang clothes neatly on hangers. You can organize them by color or type to make it even easier to find what you need.

Label Storage Bins

If you're using storage bins, put labels on them so you know which one has your warm-weather clothes and which one has your cold-weather clothes.

Keep Everyday Essentials Handy

Keep everyday essentials like underwear, socks, and pajamas easily accessible. You might want these no matter the season!

Donate or Toss

Take a quick look at the clothes you're not keeping. 

If there are things you no longer wear or need, consider donating them or recycling if they're worn out.

Enjoy Your Organized Closet

Step back and admire your organized closet! It's like having your own little clothing store at home.
 

Kate Yakimchuk Author: Kate Yakimchuk Editor internet resource


Content
  1. Take Everything Out
  2. Sort into Piles
  3. Check Each Piece
  4. Store Off-Season Clothes
  5. Hang or Fold
  6. Use Hangers Wisely
  7. Label Storage Bins
  8. Keep Everyday Essentials Handy
  9. Donate or Toss
  10. Enjoy Your Organized Closet