Hanging organizers

Suitable for hanging: suits, shirts, dresses, overcoats, trench coats, silk clothes, wide-leg pants and other items that are prone to wrinkling or need to maintain their shape. Hanging them can prevent wrinkles and deformation.
Clothes not recommended for hanging: knitted sweaters, sweatshirts, T-shirts and other elastic fabric clothes. Long-term hanging can cause shoulder deformation due to gravitational pull. They are more suitable for folding and storage.

Material selection: Choose aluminum alloy or stainless steel for the hanging rods, moisture-proof materials (such as plastic or metal) for the clothes hangers, and waterproof Oxford cloth for the storage bags.
Auxiliary tools: Place dehumidification boxes and anti-mold camphor balls in the wardrobe. During the rainy season, a small dehumidifier can be used.
Layout tips: Avoid clothes being too close to the back of the wardrobe. Leave a 5-10cm gap for ventilation. Keep the clothes at a distance from the wall when hanging them.

Vertical layering: Use telescopic hanging rods to layer the short-sleeved area (for example, hang coats on the upper layer and shirts on the lower layer), doubling the hanging capacity.
Folding + hanging combination: T-shirts and sweaters can be folded and placed in drawers or storage boxes to save hanging space for easily wrinkled clothes.
Make use of the space behind the door: Install a hanging rack behind the door to hang scarves, bags, etc., to free up the space inside the cabinet.

Daily tidying up: Every week, hang up the fallen or wrinkled clothes again and remove the clothes that are not worn in the current season.
Seasonal change: When the seasons change, empty your wardrobe, wash and sort out out-of-season clothes, and store winter coats and other items in vacuum compression bags to free up hanging space for the current season.