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Hey all you /fa/gs. Not from this board and don't care about fashion, but I come to you with a question about clothes organization:

What's the most /fa/ approved way to fold, store, organize, and display your clothes?

For the past few years I've been just keeping most of my clothes in a big Tupperware storage box and digging around in that to dress myself daily. Pic related. Most recently I've become redpilled on rolling my clothes rather than folding, as I hear it protects from wrinkles better, and also makes it easier to quickly identify & grab a shirt or whatever from my box (previously, I had to briefly unpack the whole box to grab my favorite blue shirt that was on the bottom of the stack).

This overall sucks; it's inefficient, and ugly, and unsuitable for nicer clothes like my business suit and polos/collared shirts, which I still fold twice lengthwise as you can see in the pic.

Any tips?
Is there a well-organized, foolproof system for organization I haven't heard about yet?

>> No.12912718

one side of closet: pants in front, then tees by color, then behind there is oddball stuff I don't wear a lot
other side of closet: work clothes
hallway closet: jackets / outerwear; shoe boxes on shelf above

underwear / socks are in a basket on the floor of my closet that I got at Container Store

>> No.12912722

hanging up your clothes like a normal human being, you fucking incel

>> No.12912749

>>12912718
>>12912722
Well I should mention I mostly did this cuz I got pretty into the """minimalist""" meme a few years ago, and began rent-hopping finding places on Craigslist so I was really mobile. So sometimes I didn't have a closet at all (including up till now, staying in the guest room at my mom's house) so I just kept everything in the moving box I used.

My /fa/shion game suffered for it too, I think. Because the breadth of my daily selection became limited by the higher effort required to mix & match new outfits, I tended to favor wearing the same items of clothing multiple times (not always consecutive days tho) before throwing them in the hamper. Which also made them degrade faster.

But I did like the modularity of it.

>> No.12912751

>>12912688
Where do I cop a nice of those things that people hang clothes on that isn't in a closet. What are those called

>> No.12912759

>>12912751
a rack? amazon

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>>12912751
A clothes rack? Like one of deeze bitches?

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Should I keep rolling my clothes for any kind of storage other than hanging; or is that definitely a meme?

>> No.12913657

Roll and pack vertically most clothes.

Dump socks and undies in a pile.

For stuff that has to hang, well, hang it. Even if it's from the side of a wardrobe or behind a door.

If you are minimalist you probably only have 10 at most articles anyway so it shouldn't be hard to figure out.

>> No.12913712

>>12913657
Pack vertically in what?
And by vertically you mean each roll standing on end; or just stacking the rolls on a shelf on top of each other?

What if I don't have a dresser. Just shove em in The Box? That's what I do currently but it's a pretty tight squeeze and not the best for seeing every article.

>> No.12913726

>>12913712
on end.

Stuff that needs to hang needs to hang. Get one of those hooks that stick to the wall if you have no other options.