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Mine is similar by shirt type and color. I do have a walk-in with double rods so I also separate longer pieces like tunics into its own section. Leather jackets also go up on the top rod since my parents’ dogs occasionally come in here and I wouldn’t want them to think I’ve left out a chew toy for them ;-( Jeans and accessories on shelves, jeans are organized into separate piles by style (boyfriend, boot and skinny). It’s not that there are so many jeans but it does make it quicker in the mornings (I wear jeans to work on most days.
I hang up all my pants and skirts and leave nothing on shelves except for purses or gloves… I really hate piles of clothing where you pull one and it all falls down.. 🙂
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Jackets for winter are in the front hall closet with my scarves
Ash
Thanks for sharing, it looks great!
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You’re welcome
Tania
Mine is similar by shirt type and color. I do have a walk-in with double rods so I also separate longer pieces like tunics into its own section. Leather jackets also go up on the top rod since my parents’ dogs occasionally come in here and I wouldn’t want them to think I’ve left out a chew toy for them ;-( Jeans and accessories on shelves, jeans are organized into separate piles by style (boyfriend, boot and skinny). It’s not that there are so many jeans but it does make it quicker in the mornings (I wear jeans to work on most days.
save. spend. splurge.
I hang up all my pants and skirts and leave nothing on shelves except for purses or gloves… I really hate piles of clothing where you pull one and it all falls down.. 🙂
Abigail @ipickuppennies
Glad to know I’m not the only one that groups types of shirts together. First tank tops, then sleeveless, then short sleeve, etc.
I’m getting ready to sell off/give away clothes, so I finally have room to be more organized. All the space is really lovely!
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I’m not crazy then!!!! I usually dress based on the type of clothing first before colour or anything else.
Taylor Lee @ Engineer Cents
I need to get some of those S-shaped hooks for my accessories.
save. spend. splurge.
They are AWESOME. I am buying more when I go to the States next.