The Clothes of Most of Us Are Mainly in Spring, Summer and Autumn and Winter, and the Same is True for the Wardrobe. the Wardrobe Can Be Divided into Spring, Summer and Autumn and Winter. Pack and Store Separately. Properly Storing Your Clothes Takes Some Preparation, but Having a Wardrobe or Chest of Drawers That Won't Burst (and That You Can Find Exactly What You're Looking for Any Given Day) is Well Worth It.
Here Are Some Tips on How to Store Out-of-season Clothes:
1. Throw Away Clothes You Won’t Wear
2. Clean Up
3. Sorting
4. Choose to Fold or Hang According to the Characteristics of the Clothes
5. Choose the Correct Storage Method (do Not Use Vacuum Storage Bags) Choose Storage Boxes
6. Store Some Accessories
1. Throw Away Clothes You Won’t Wear
Some Clothes Have Not Been Worn for a Year or Two, So They Can Be Thrown Away, and Discarded According to the Condition and Preference of the Clothes. for Example, if Your Favorite Sweater is Pilled, You Can Try Using a Shaver First. if the Effect if You Are Not Satisfied, It is Best to Throw It Away.
Clothes That Don't Fit and Shoes That Don't Fit Are Eliminated Early, Given Away or Sold Second-hand, and Those That Are Too Bad Are Thrown Away. Anything That Doesn't Match Your Dressing Style Should Be Disposed Of.
2. Clean and Dry
You Really Should Wash Your Clothes Properly Before Putting Them in Storage. This Could Mean Simply Running Them Through the Washing Machine, or It Could Mean a Trip to the Dry Cleaner, Depending on the Laundry Being Stored. Will Get Dirty over Time, and Creepy Crawlies Love Dust and Grime. Don't Bother Ironing Your Clothes Because They Have to Be Ironed Again Once You Get Them out of Storage, Who Has Time to Iron Clothes Twice?
3. Sorting
All the Clothes Should Be Taken out and Sorted, and Can Be Sorted According to Seasons and Categories, Such As Summer Clothes and Winter Clothes, Jackets and Trousers, Underwear, Socks, Pajamas, Sweaters, Etc.
4. Choose to Fold or Hang According to the Characteristics of the Clothes
Don’t Fold Clothes That Can Be Hung, Especially Summer Clothes, Which Will Wrinkle when Folded, Which Will Affect the Next Use. Shirts, Jackets and Clothes That Are Prone to Pleats Are Generally Hung, and Base Layers, Sweaters, and Pants Are Generally Stacked, Which Are Divided According to the Preferences of Each Family.
5. Choose the Right Storage Method
In Order to Save Space, Some People Choose to Use Vacuum Storage Bags to Compress the Clothes into a Smaller Volume by Vacuuming, So That They Do Not Take Up Space. I Used It Once, and Felt That the Clothes Became Hard and Lost Their Softness After Vacuuming. After Vacuuming All Cotton, the Clothes Lost Their Original Elasticity and Became Like Cardboard. , So Not Suitable for Fluffy, Bulky Clothes. It is Best to Choose
Closet Storage with Lids, Which Are Made of High-quality Non-woven Fabric, and the Special Double Window is Pvc Material to Help You Find What You Want Quickly. Through the Window, You Can Understand the Content Immediately. when Not in Use, It Folds Down into a Small Piece That Can Be Easily Stored in a Drawer and Takes Up Very Little Space.
6. Store Some Accessories
Don't Forget to Tidy Up Your Coat Rack or Under-stairs Cupboard or Spare Storage Box Space, or Anywhere else You Store Hats, Gloves and Scarves During the Winter. They Can Also Be Safely Stored Away