Wardrobe hanger

What wardrobe hanging covers here

Do you also have a wardrobe where pants slip off the hanger, belts lie in a pile, and winter clothes take up a shelf that should actually be used for something else? You are not the only one. Wardrobe hanging is about getting the clothes hung up so that they both hold their shape and are easy to find.

Here wardrobe hanging covers two things: hangers that hang on your existing bar and organize a specific type of clothing, and hanging storage, which itself hangs on the bar and gives you space and pockets instead of shelves. Both work with the space you already have in the closet, instead of requiring a drill and new brackets. You start by looking at what takes up the most space and is the messiest in your home right now, and choose from there. Often, pants and accessories are the first, low-hanging fruit.

Pants hanger and belt hanger for accessories

Pants, belts, and ties are what most often clutter a wardrobe, because they do not really fit on a regular hanger. A pants hanger / wooden multi-hanger hangs several pairs of pants one below the other in the same space, so you go from five hangers in width to one. It frees up bar space immediately, and the pants hang smoothly without press creases. If you prefer a lighter, more uniform look, the same model is also available as a white pants hanger / multi-hanger.

Belts deserve their own space instead of lying rolled up in a drawer or hanging over the back of a chair. A chrome belt hanger gathers them on one hook, so you can see the entire selection and pull out the right one without messing up the rest. If you have both belts, ties, and scarves, this type of combined hanger is what really creates an overview in the part of the wardrobe where the small things otherwise disappear.

Hanging storage as space on the bar

Sometimes the problem is not the hangers, but that you lack space. Hanging storage hangs on your wardrobe bar like a hanger and gives you several open shelves on top of each other. Here you can place folded clothes, knitwear, bags, or seasonal clothes that do not need to hang, but also do not have a fixed shelf to lie on.

It is available in a couple of widths, so you can adapt it to how much bar you want to sacrifice. Wide hanging storage - light gray and Wide hanging storage - beige give the most space and are good for knitwear and folded sweaters, while Narrow hanging storage - Beige takes up less width and fits well where you have a narrow niche or do not want to give up too much hanger space. The soft, neutral colors make them quietly disappear into the wardrobe instead of standing out.

How a garment bag protects the nice clothes

Suits, dresses, and the clothes you only use once in a while benefit from being hung protected from dust. A Garment bag - beige closes around the clothes on the hanger, so they do not collect dust or get gnawed between the other things on the bar. It is especially practical for the party clothes or nice jackets that stand still for long periods, and which you want to look new when you finally need to use them. The bag hangs on the bar in the same way as a hanger, so it requires no installation and only takes up the space that the clothes themselves would use anyway.

Hanger solution or hanging storage

Should you choose hangers or hanging storage? It depends on what takes up space in your home. If most of your clothes are already hanging, but pants and belts are messy, the hangers are the right place to start. If, on the other hand, you lack places to put folded clothes and knitwear, then the hanging storage solves that problem without you having to build new shelves.

The great thing is that the solutions do not exclude each other. A pants hanger, a couple of spaces for knitwear, and a belt hanger can easily hang side by side on the same bar and together tidy up what was previously scattered. You do not need to overhaul the entire wardrobe at once. Start with the type of hanger that solves what irritates you the most today, and build from there.

How to measure your bar before you choose

All wardrobe hanging here hangs on your existing bar, so the only thing you really need to check is how much bar you have available, and how deep your closet is. Measure the width of the free bar space, and think about how much you want to use for new hangers versus the clothes that are already hanging.

A wide hanging storage gives the most space, but also takes up the most bar, while a narrow variant or a pants hanger that hangs vertically is kinder to the overall width. Also check that there is space under the bar for a pants hanger with several pairs of pants to hang freely without reaching the bottom of the closet. When you know your measurements, it is easy to put together exactly the hangers that fit. If you need more inspiration for clothes storage along the way, we are always ready.