I sure don't know the brands. Like another poster said, could be from a camp or a school? |
| Hangers in her closet. How do you function in life that you need advice for something so simple? |
We are wealthy and each of my two teens has exactly three hoodies. As for storage, one hangs them in her closet and the other’s can usually be found balled up on his floor. |
What are the brands? Other than Pink Palm Puff or Comfrt. Looking for other ideas. |
White Fox |
That’s environmentally friendly. Even if there is nothing on it and it smells clean, it must be washed. |
White Fox, Dandy, Altar’d State. The Abercrombie Popover hoodie is also popular. |
| A middle schooler is old enough to do her own laundry. |
| Ours are stacked on open shelves. Daughter's are on the closet shelf. |
| I don't store the giant hoodies. I leave that to my teen, who sometimes hangs them up and sometimes doesn't, sometimes washes them and sometimes doesn't. It's not my problem anymore. He knows how laundry works. If he chooses not to do it that's on him. |
Ha! I meant it as a complaint about the fact that the brands my kid wants are the ones that take up too much space in a smallish city bedroom. Not a flex, more like a cry for help - the hoods in particular are huge and refuse to be flattened 🤣 -OP |
My daughter likes to store them in a messy pile on the floor in the middle of her room.
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| My kids have one or two hoodies each. That's plenty of hoodies. We have a very small house and no space to have large numbers of hoodies, or really anything else that's bulky. I assume you all have large homes. |
Dandy, Parke, White Fox. |