Wardrobe Woes Solved: Simple Ways to Keep Your Clothes Tidy

If you’ve ever opened your wardrobe and felt instantly overwhelmed, you’re not alone. Clothes crammed on hangers, shoes in a jumble, and accessories hiding in the shadows — sound familiar? The good news: with a few smart systems and simple swaps, you can turn chaos into calm and reclaim that precious space.

1. Switch to Velvet Hangers

One of the easiest (and most satisfying) ways to instantly tidy your wardrobe is to switch to velvet hangers like these.
They’re slim, non-slip, and uniform — which not only looks beautiful but can save up to 50% more space compared to bulky plastic or wooden hangers. Plus, your clothes stay put (no more tops sliding off!). If you’re short on hanging space, this small change makes a huge difference.

2. Labelled Baskets for Accessories

Accessories, hats, belts, scarves, and handbags can easily clutter shelves or pile up on the floor. Keep them contained with labelled baskets — it’s an easy system that keeps everything visible and accessible.
Try grouping items by type:

• Hats & Caps
• Scarves & Belts
• Bags & Purses

Our range of baskets, tubs and custom labels make this both stylish and practical — because when everything has a home, it’s so much easier to keep tidy.

3. Rotate with the Seasons

If your wardrobe feels overcrowded, it’s time to think seasonally.
Use under-bed storage bags or boxes to tuck away off-season clothing — like bulky jumpers in summer or shorts in winter. This instantly creates more breathing room and makes getting dressed easier every morning.
Bonus tip: if you’ve been wanting to try a capsule wardrobe, this is the perfect starting point! Keep only what you truly wear and love visible, and store the rest neatly away until the next season.

4. Clever Hacks to Keep it Organised

• Double your hanging space: Add a hanging rod extender or use tiered hangers for items like trousers or skirts.
• Use drawer dividers: Perfect for underwear, socks, or activewear — no more rummaging.
• Colour-code your clothes: Not only does it look amazing, it makes finding things faster.
• Use matching hangers: Visual consistency creates a sense of calm (and it looks so good you’ll actually want to keep it that way).
• Add hooks to doors or inside wardrobe panels: Great for robes, hats, or bags you use often.

5. Keep It Real (and Maintainable)

Organisation isn’t about perfection — it’s about making life simpler. Once you’ve decluttered and set up your systems, maintaining it is easy. Spend five minutes each week giving your wardrobe a quick reset: hang up stray clothes, refold anything messy, and check if there’s anything that no longer earns its space.