Storage Thread

[Anonymous No.10328264]

With wardrobe post season in our midst, I thought a storage thread might be helpful. Talk about how you store your frills, tips for maximizing space, post display inspo, link any ride or die storage products, etc

[Anonymous No.10328265]

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>>10328283
All I have for right now gulls

[Anonymous No.10328289]

What do gulls think about vacuum bags? My lolita wardrobe is separate from my daily work wear so it has to be stored separately. The space is limited and I wonder if getting vacuum bags wouldn't help me save space.
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[Anonymous No.10328315]

>>10328289
vacuum bags suck, just get some clothing storage boxes and fill them lightly, many closets have a lot of of storage space available on the floor.

[Anonymous No.10328332]

>>10328278
I dig how this person is actually using their lolita stuff as room decor. It's cute and I don't have a lot of closet space myself so maybe I'll start doing that.

[Anonymous No.10328339]

>>10328332
wouldn't men find this really creepy when you bring them over though? unless you're lesbians i guess

[Anonymous No.10328343]

>>10328339

Nta but I've never had guys find it creepy. They either didn't care or complimented me that things looked cute.

[Anonymous No.10328351]

>>10328339
I'm married luckily so that's not even remotely a concern haha

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[Anonymous No.10328355]

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[Anonymous No.10328463]

>>10328332
Don’t hang your dresses in a way that they get a lot of natural sunlight on them. It always makes me shudder when I see people do this, sun bleaching is no joke

[Anonymous No.10328518]

Love this thread topic! Contributing what I've got.
Apologies if anything's already been posted.

[Anonymous No.10328519]

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[Anonymous No.10328520]

>>10328519

Also I have a request. I used to have a picture saved similar to >>10328270, involving a white closet with clear doors just like that photo. However in the photo you could see the full piece of furniture, and it had long curved legs rather than the drawers on the bottom.

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>>10328537
And that's all from me for now!

[Anonymous No.10328546]

Requesting reviews on flocked hangers. Most importantly, do they dye the fabric or stain it with tiny hairs?

[Anonymous No.10328548]

Gulls, what're your favorite ways to store KCs and other head accessories?

[Anonymous No.10328554]

>>10328546
Don't. They tend to fall apart after a while, and leave chunks of fabric and color on fabrics. There are plenty of cute wooden hangers.

[Anonymous No.10328556]

>>10328546
I've had several dozen hot pink heart ones for ~3 yrs, no issues with staining or dying, but I never hang anything wet on them and I wouldn't recommend it. If you're worried you can rinse them off beforehand (I did this for the first dozen but no issues for any of the ones I bought after). I had 3 or 4 of them break off from the metal hook. They're great for saving space

[Anonymous No.10328564]

>>10328554
>>10328556
Thing is that I already received some in grey color. Flock coating has began peeling off and I pretty expect them to get broken soon. The seller has never mentioned that they are flocked, I really expected them to be rubber. Probably I should just send them back although I’m gonna save just a portion of money.

[Anonymous No.10328569]

Man, I never really thought I had a big wardrobe untill I saw this thread. I might need help.

[Anonymous No.10328575]

>>10328339
If you're cute guys don't give a fuck if you have a pink room. Maybe they'd find it a little weird, but creepy? I just don't see it.

[Anonymous No.10328586]

>>10328546
I have plain black ones my mom got for me from Costco years ago, but I only use them in my normie wardrobe for things that tend to fall off hangers like wide collar blouses that lost their hanging ribbons, blouses made of smooth fabrics, or cardigans that don’t have buttons. So far I’ve only lost one and that was because it was handled roughly during a move- it got bent at the hanger area and the flocked portion cracked where the hanger screws in. I’ve never had problems with color transfer or fibers coming off, but I can see that happening if you buy cheap ones from amazon or similar. Make sure you read reviews of the item before buying online to see if customers who bought them had those issues.

[Anonymous No.10328589]

>>10328546
I've had black ones for 4 years. No issues and they keep the clothing hanging in place better than slippery wooden ones.

[Anonymous No.10328678]

>>10328463
Are windows + sheer curtains enough to prevent damage? The way my room's set up now, the alternative is to add a free standing closet bar right beside two windows, which would be worse. Having a sunny unit is nice... most of the time.

[Anonymous No.10328679]

>>10328546
Not a fan. The ones I've had just warp and snap if they're holding anything remotely heavy. If you want something cute like the picture, maybe go for fabric covered hangers? Like those plush padded ones.

[Anonymous No.10328684]

>>10328339
Imagine caring what a man thinks of your room

[Anonymous No.10328690]

>>10328339
Another married anon, my husband encourages me to go all out and follow my dreams. Once you have a partner you are happy to see them enjoying and indulging in their hobby. He has a roomful of wargaming and tabletops and I am happy to play with him and shoo him out to his friends if he wants a bigger game, like all day. If you are worried they find it creepy then you're not secure enough in yourself to be dating yet, you need to not give a fuck and be yourself, not the "cool girl" dissolving your personality for dick seems a bit extreme

[Anonymous No.10328692]

>>10328339
The prerequisite to ever dating me is that I have full control over the home decor if we live together. He's going to have to suck it up or fuck off.

[Anonymous No.10328693]

>>10328569
Ugh same, its a whole double room full and absolutely jammers. I was thinking about highering the bars and putting a second one in lower down to double up on blouses on skirts, claw back some space

[Anonymous No.10328695]

>>10328692
I don't know a man in my friends group thats decorated their own place unless they are gay, its usually the wifes tastes

[Anonymous No.10328734]

>>10328695
That's just your friendship group man, my dad is responsible for much of the furniture decisions in my house, but him and my mum have the same taste anyways.

[Anonymous No.10328740]

>>10328695
my dad literally builds furniture for my parents' house, my mom is way too busy to worry much about home decor

[Anonymous No.10328758]

I'm trying to grow my pin and brooch collection, so I came up with this as a way to display them and see quickly what I have. It works perfectly

[Anonymous No.10328803]

>>10328270
i saw this picture for the first time forever ago and have been looking to buy an armoir like it for years and still cant find one
i love the look of the doors being like windows

[Anonymous No.10328811]

>>10328803
I'm pretty sure that's just a cheapo Ikea armoire.

[Anonymous No.10328848]

>>10328803
>>10328811
It's birkeland wardrobe. I used to really like those. Too bad I have another wardrobe already plus there's not ikea stores in my town

[Anonymous No.10328862]

>tfw you live in a dusty area and will never have cute closets with accessories hanging on the wall for fun.
closed closet doors and garment bags for life.

[Anonymous No.10328919]

>>10328848
wooooah thank you!!
every time I have gone to ikea to check if it was from there I have never seen it

[Anonymous No.10328924]

>>10328848
>>10328919
wait is this a discontinued model? when i try to find it on the ikea site nothing shows up

[Anonymous No.10329144]

>>10328278
I dig it but also I'm paranoid and afraid of shit fading

[Anonymous No.10329167]

>>10328862
get an air purifier thing

[Anonymous No.10329168]

>>10328548
I keep kcs in a draw, and other stuff like hair clips I keep in a box in the same draw as my jewellery. If you’ve seen Tyler’s newest wardrobe video, I think the way she stores her kcs is really smart.

[Anonymous No.10329258]

>>10328548
I store clips on a vertical strip of wide ribbon that I have pinned to my wall.
KCs go in a cute box from the craft store.

[Anonymous No.10329259]

>>10328332
Update: I did it with just my pastel sweet capsule and I love it. My closet is no longer overstuffed and I see cute pastels when I look up from my bed. It's very soothing.

[Anonymous No.10329314]

>>10328273
I used to love the kinds of rooms with dresses and bags on the walls but now this is the most pleasant wardrobe image for me. I would prefer the dresses to be in a real wardrobe though.

[Anonymous No.10329940]

how do you guys store your pettis?

[Anonymous No.10329956]

>>10329940
on a hanger

[Anonymous No.10329958]

>>10328283
This is so perfect *^*

[Anonymous No.10329988]

>>10329940
I have a reusable shopping bag stuffed with 5 pettis.

[Anonymous No.10330034]

>>10329940
I ball mine up really tight, and tie it up in a plastic bag.

[Anonymous No.10330037]

>>10329940
in a hat box

[Anonymous No.10330040]

>>10329940
Upside down and inside out on a hanger at the waistband.

[Anonymous No.10330043]

Not sure if this is helpful but here are some pictures of my closet and room.

I have some bags hung on the back of the closet.

[Anonymous No.10330044]

>>10330043
Had shelves built for skirts, bags, hats and my mom lolita clothes.

(Sorry if these show up sideways)

[Anonymous No.10330051]

>>10330044
I have two racks on one wall and put shoes underneath the bottom rack.

[Anonymous No.10330053]

>>10330051
Bags on the back of the closet door

[Anonymous No.10330055]

>>10330053
There was a small nook outside of my closet where I had a shelf built into the wall for shoe and bag storage

[Anonymous No.10330057]

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[Anonymous No.10330059]

>>10330057
This branch is very pretty, but I recommend something more like the branch I use in the previous picture.

You can't hang a lot on this, more than this and it looks super cluttered.

It's a nice decoration but not practical.

I have rings inside the drawer of my nightstand.

[Anonymous No.10330062]

>>10330059
Cute underbed storage for socks, headbows, wristcuffs, and other small accessories. I have other boxes behind these where I also store accessories.

[Anonymous No.10330063]

>>10330062
These are great for socks

And sorry about the photos guys I swear I took them all the correct way

[Anonymous No.10330065]

>>10330063
My bangles are on top of a fold out desk which is great to save space.

The Tuxedo Sam container has jewelry. Cute decor that doubles as storage is a must

[Anonymous No.10330083]

I wish I could have one of these cute wardrobes but I only have one closet that has to house my normie stuff too and no room to put in an armoire just for my lolita stuff. Ah well, I can dream. Saving these for future inspo.

>>10329940
My pettis are worn upside down by a mannequin. It'd be more aesthetic to have a dress on it but this is functional lol.

[Anonymous No.10330092]

>>10330044
mom lolita clothes???

[Anonymous No.10330094]

>>10330043
How big is that quilted heart AP bag? like big enough to fit a book inside?

[Anonymous No.10330095]

>>10330092
This fashion has been around long enough where a middle age mom + her adult child being in it isn't that weird.

[Anonymous No.10330102]

>>10330092
Sorry on my phone and autocorrect back at it again. Though >>10330095 would be cute.

NON lolita clothes. You can see them on the lowest shelf.

>>10330094
Here is a pic of a US standard size manga.

[Anonymous No.10330112]

>>10330095
My mom was talking about wanting to get into lolita when I showed her that pirate lolita exists, I would love to see double wardrobes whether family or two people living lolita together.

[Anonymous No.10330512]

Dumping what I have, sorry for any repeats.

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>>10330547
This last image isn't very helpful but I saved this from a room thread and it's one of my favourites.

[Anonymous No.10330560]

>>10328271
Where can I find something like this? I want to utilize my closet doors more

>>10328519 is probably my most favorite closest inspo I have ever seen. I love everything about it and it inspires me to someday paint the inside of my closet, too. Though I'd probably prefer gluing decorative wallpaper instead.

>>10330546 reminds me that I wanted to try one of those cake stands for my jewelry!

[Anonymous No.10330594]

>>10328353
Loving the sexy woman posters

[Anonymous No.10330603]

>>10330560

If you are in the US or shop on Amazon search "closet door organizer pink" and you will find things like this. I'm sure they'd be on Ebay, etc as well

[Anonymous No.10330610]

>>10330550
CAT

took me a while

[Anonymous No.10330613]

Does anyone else have a totally different aesthetic decorating taste than pastel grandma-y cuteness that's at odds with their wardrobe?

I store a lot of my accessories and bows etc out in the open, and it clashes so hard with my deep-maroon-and-ornate-bronze-with-ferns-everywhere house decorations. I also like to collect and display teasets and teacups, but the English style ones just look so out of place in my house. I'm proud of my digs and like what I have going on and would like to host tea parties or the like, but it just clashes so hard with the lolita aesthetic and idk if I should embrace it or just hide all my pink girly stuff away

[Anonymous No.10330622]

>>10330613
Decorate one room different from the rest like a mancave but a lolitacave

[Anonymous No.10330628]

>>10330622
This is what I do, my bedroom is girly af and the rest of the house is mature and sensible

[Anonymous No.10330631]

>>10330628
Me too, my room is the only room in my house that fits the "sweet lolita aesthetic". Every other room is just sensible if not a little 70s haha.

[Anonymous No.10330641]

>>10330628
I would totally do this, but I don't think my partner would like that very much. Maybe I'll just hold olff for the day when I can have a lolita/ sewing room all to myself and then make that a disgusting pink explosion.
Sigh sometimes I fantasize about having a ln airy sunny little shed in the backyard just for hosting tea parties. RIP urban living

[Anonymous No.10330680]

>>10330550
best image in the whole fucking thread

[Anonymous No.10331013]

Going to post some Japanese storage solutions

[Anonymous No.10331015]

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[Anonymous No.10331027]

>>10331026
And that's all I've got

[Anonymous No.10331842]

requesting more minimalist storage inspo? preferably mostly white if possible!

[Anonymous No.10332248]

>>10331027
This is terrifying

[Anonymous No.10332259]

>>10332248
Agreed, looks like a hoarder place.

[Anonymous No.10332293]

>>10331024
Every time I see shit like this with hardly anything hung up I'm always confused as to how the person has enough work clothing

[Anonymous No.10332295]

>>10332293
Do you not see all the dressers???

[Anonymous No.10332302]

>>10332293
>>10332295
it's also literally a stock photo.

[Anonymous No.10332342]

>>10331024
This is my dream.
But open closets are likely a nightmare when it comes to dust.
Right now I store my stuff together with my normal clothes. Practical but not cute at all.

I'm not into mangas, animes, figurines, etc, so I don't like the overcrowded look of most. And rooms who are too deep pink look like they'd make me claustrophobic too lol

[Anonymous No.10332344]

>>10332342
Not just dust. I can't have an open closet because of strong humidity issues where I live as I'm scared af of mold. I really envy people who have to worry about none of these things.

[Anonymous No.10332345]

>>10331023
looks so cozy, but can you imagine what would happen to that ceiling if not fully removed and cleaned for over a month? dust, dead bugs and god knows what else. horrifying.

[Anonymous No.10332609]

>>10332293
I only have two dresser drawers of work clothing and a few dresses hung up. I don't like it so I don't bother having more than the tiniest possible capsule to still be wearing different outfits for 2 weeks straight.

[Anonymous No.10332642]

I keep all my lolita stuff in plastic tubs at the bottom of the closet and just give it a good steaming before wearing. The actual hanging part of the closet is for my daily/work clothes.

[Anonymous No.10332990]

>>10332609
Same. Got a 20 piece total wardrobe for fall/winter and spring/summer. Takes up one drawer and 1/4 of my closet. The rest gets stored in one under bed storage container.

[Anonymous No.10332991]

>>10332642
Some of us actually wear our lolita, susan

[Anonymous No.10332998]

Can we see more gothic wardrobes?

[Anonymous No.10333000]

>>10332991
What's your point? I wear it a couple times a month, not worth taking space away from daily clothes.

[Anonymous No.10333001]

>>10332998

[Anonymous No.10335146]

Bump

[Anonymous No.10335442]

>>10328279
I like how your bows look like they are candy in a candy dish, so cute anon!

[Anonymous No.10335473]

>>10328280
I love this one so much. I bought a wardrobe but it was too big and it didn’t have drawers for my hairbows or accessories :/

[Anonymous No.10335475]

>>10330512
I’m sorry for the stupid question but where do you guys get a mannequin? I wanted one when I used to sew but they were hundreds.

[Anonymous No.10335558]

>>10335475
I've seen the non-adjustable ones on places like Amazon or Craigslist, but they're usually mainly those decorative ones. The adjustable sewing ones are always fucking expensive but if you try to get one from JoAnn or something similar, wait for at least a 50% off coupon.

[Anonymous No.10335609]

>>10335475

Check craigslist or something similar as well because people often get rid of them when their size changes.

> pic
Its also fairly easy and super cheap to make your own custom mannequin just search DIY dress form and you will see a lot of videos and guides. If your worried about it looking ugly you can cover it with prettier pattern tape or a cotton cover for display.

Its also genuinely a great way of seeing how clothes fit on your body type and styling from different angles and not just from inside your own head

[Anonymous No.10335614]

>>10330525
>>10328528
>>10328520
>>10328353

SUN DAMAGE IS A REAL THING FOLKS

[Anonymous No.10335620]

Another public service announcement:

Don’t hang your dresses from hangers if they have elastic in the shoulders! You *will* ruin the elastic in less time than you think

[Anonymous No.10335728]

>>10335614
IKR! It gets on my nerves when I see sunlight hitting peoples open wardrobes. I'm going to build a walk-in closet in my spare (tiny af) bedroom and going to make sure no sunlight will get in unless I want to. Good blinds + curtain rail with corners, (blackout? in Dutch we call them verduisterend) curtains, etc. I really don't want the sun to bleach and damage my clothes. Plus I'm getting an air purifier cause some anon here suggested it, made a lot of sense.

[Anonymous No.10335745]

>>10335620
Washing dresses in hot water will ruin elastic a hell of a lot faster than hanging them

[Anonymous No.10335751]

>>10335620
I always hang those type of pieces on the beam of the hanger (at the waist), kinda like you do with pants. I assume that is the right way?

[Anonymous No.10335768]

>>10335620
In best case scenario if you wanted to hang these types of dresses, just install ribbons to hang them on, like they do on skirts.

[Anonymous No.10335775]

>>10335751
I use a skirt hanger with a clips. Your way is probably fine too.

[Anonymous No.10335786]

>>10335745
I think for most dresses you’re right, but shirring Princess is a really heavy dress and that’s why 90% on the market have stretched out straps.

[Anonymous No.10335787]

>>10335775
Where do you clip them? I've been clipping mine at the top of the bodice but I worry it'll dent the fabric or something

[Anonymous No.10335805]

>>10335787
Try on the skirt fabric directly below the waist. They also make padded clips that won’t leave teeth marks

[Anonymous No.10335863]

>>10335787
I clip it on the bodice. I haven't had that problem, but if someone else had I would love to know.

[Anonymous No.10338340]

>>10328758
i use the same way but to put earrings!
might use antoher one to put my pins too! thank you for the idea

>>10329167
air purufier get away the dust?
i live in a dusty area too, so everything gets kind of dusty when we open the windows
i might get the purifier in my next purchase

>>10330034
same

>>10330062
i totally need to buy cute boxes , i have ones but theyre just plain transparent ones

[Anonymous No.10339607]

Does anybody here fold their blouses? I've got all mine hanging, cuz I'm worried about excessive wrinkling... but I'm running low on closet space and seeking alternatives.

[Anonymous No.10339823]

>>10328803
I recently got one like this but without glass doors. It's designed for an old CRT TV or has an option holder for a clothing rod. You can find them fairly regularly at secondhand shops now that everything's a flat screen. I don't use it for my wardrobe though. It's basically my jewelry and cute niknak cabinet.

[Anonymous No.10339945]

>>10339607
I keep all my blouses in one big drawer. The chiffon ones don't wrinkle much and I think quickly steam the cotton ones if I'm wearing them.

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[Anonymous No.10340591]

>>10339607
I fold mine in the konmari method, they turn out fine as long as you don't squash them together in a tiny space. Definitely gave me more closet room for dresses and skirts. Plus I get to see immediately what blouses and cutsews I have instead of having to pull hanger after hanger until I either find what I'm looking for or realize it's in the wash and I wasted my time.

[Anonymous No.10340614]

How do you ensure that pests (bed bugs, silverfish and the like) don't get to your clothes?

[Anonymous No.10340615]

>>10340614
By not being a filthy animal

[Anonymous No.10340629]

>>10340614
There are a few precautions you can take when you are traveling a lot. Let's say you sleep at someone else's place or stay at a hotel etc., never put your suitcase near the bed and don't let your suitcase on the floor open longer than needed. Take out what you need, zip it close and put it aside. When you leave the place again, put all the clothes you have worn into a plastic bag and into the suitcase. That way possible contaminated items don't come into contact with your unused items and the inside of your suitcase remains safe as well. When you get back home spray the outside of your suitcase with insecticide, leave it outside for a while. Then you can bring your suitcase inside and just take the plastic bag and head to the laundry room.

[Anonymous No.10340636]

>>10340615
Clothes moths and beetles just kinda happen if you don't take your clothes out enough.

[Anonymous No.10341788]

>>10340636
Wear your clothes

[Anonymous No.10341823]

>>10340614
If you have a lot and rotate out seasons or something you could try hung garment bags.

[Anonymous No.10342259]

>>10341788
I'm not gonna wear a wool and fur dress in the heat of summer or a spring-themed dress in -40 degrees.

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How to you gulls store your big headresses? I don't mean headbows but like the really big things like crowns and stuff

[Anonymous No.10342305]

>>10342295
In a box

[Anonymous No.10342450]

>>10330062
i need the sauce

[Anonymous No.10342454]

>>10342297
My favourites are on foam display heads, others in boxes

[Anonymous No.10342460]

>>10328273
these kinds of wardrobe are pleasing to look at but they always make me like "where are the rest of the clothes hidden??!" there's just no way that could be a whole wardrobe, especially for a lolita, right?

[Anonymous No.10342782]

>>10342460
I always assume these are the sort of people who have another storage cupboard that isn't pictured and take display clothes out in rotation, or it's like a staged house photo and everything else is behind the camera

[Anonymous No.10342783]

>>10342782
considering a lot of these(including >>10328273) are quite literally stock photos, you'd be right.

[Anonymous No.10346713]

>>10328289
Replying to old post because I just vacuum bagged a bunch of my out-of-season normal clothes and am a convert. It does depend on the storage space you have available though; what I have is shelves that are too low for most storage boxes so vacuum bags make sense to me. If you have a reasonable amount of space you may find it easier to fold in the Marie Kondo method and fit things in that way.

[Anonymous No.10347236]

>>10330538
Do you ever worry dresses may fade or be effected negatively by having them out like that?

[Anonymous No.10347452]

>>10342450
Theyre literally on the Sanrio website under storage box.

[Anonymous No.10348693]

I have a very small wardrobe but I figured anons would want to see storage solutions from real people rather than stock images
My wardrobe isn't very big (so I'm probably outing myself lmao) so I have both blouses and dresses hung up from light to dark. I had this fantasy of making all my hangers into these cute pearl ones but gave up lol

[Anonymous No.10348694]

>>10348693
My "big" accessories like bows, headresses, wristcuffs, KCs, etc misc are just thrown into a shoebox because I suck

[Anonymous No.10348696]

>>10348694
Jewelry, brooches and pins go in this vintage jewelry box I got from my dead neighbour because I live for the aesthetic lol. I especially like the dividers in the top part to keep my stuff from getting tangled

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>>10348693
Pearl hangers arent good long term, you likely will want thinner ones

>>10348696
This is cute but impractical, you are almost full while having like 10 things. I would suggest trying to get something similar but way bigger, and using this smaller thing for your favs or something