QUESTION:
what will you do with your clothes in order for you to have enough room
ANSWER:
1. Try some handy under-the-bed storage.
When most of us look under our beds, we find nothing but dust, lint and that one magazine we haven't seen for *months.* But did you know that online shops like The Container Store provide dozens of under-the-bed boxes, bags and caddies to keep your clothes safe, hidden away and organized? If you don't want to invest in any new containers, try using some old shoe boxes. (Speaking of shoes, stop them from clogging up your closet by keeping them in this 16-compartment tweed organizer.)
2. Keep multiple items of clothing on one hanger with space bags.
Most space bags are less than $10, and easy to seal with standard vacuums. This one from Ziploc can store up to 10 garments, instantly creating *tons* of space in your closet.
3. Create more hanging space (on your walls!) with Command hooks.
Command strips allow you to hang up your clothes *outside* of your closet, making it easy to display all of your fave outfits. They won't damage your walls, are simple to remove, inexpensive and available in all kinds of different styles.
4. Get a super-cute trunk from PBTeen.
Not only a great investment for your future college dorm room, these stylish storage containers are available in so many different colors, they'll match with with any and all room decor.
5. Put an expandable, rolling garment rack in your room.
Turn your room into the fashion closet of your dreams with portable racks, available at Home Depot; for around $20, you can practically add another closet to your space, and you won't have to *wear* all of your clothes in order to show them off.
6. Upgrade your entire organizational system with the Simple by Design Collection from Kohl's.
It includes an over-the-door shoe organizer, tons of bins, caddies, shelves and even a hamper. See all of the details at this link.
7. Hook a hanging organizer from Target onto your closet rod for 3, 6, or 10 (!!) shelves of storage.
All less than $20, these organizers are durable, soft and keep your clutter at bay. If you're only looking to store a few sweaters or pairs of jeans, the 3-shelf option might be best. For 6 shelves, click here. If you want even more space, you can get 10 entire shelves here.
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