How do you store all the giant hoodies?

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Anonymous wrote:This. On back of closet door.




https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hoodie-Sweatshirt-Storage-Hack-Door-Hanging-Shoe-Rack-Organizer-26-Pocket-Clear-Holder-Pockets-Wall-Shoes-Bag-Portable-Closet-Wardrobe-63-L-X-22-W-6/19045921294?

Unless you have a full-time housekeeper, there's a zero percent chance that hoodies would regularly be stored in that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This. On back of closet door.




https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hoodie-Sweatshirt-Storage-Hack-Door-Hanging-Shoe-Rack-Organizer-26-Pocket-Clear-Holder-Pockets-Wall-Shoes-Bag-Portable-Closet-Wardrobe-63-L-X-22-W-6/19045921294?

Unless you have a full-time housekeeper, there's a zero percent chance that hoodies would regularly be stored in that.

Huh? You literally just stuff it in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

Weird assumption. Most kids wear hoodies instead of jackets these days. Also if your kid goes to tournaments they get a ton of

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We have a fairly big laundry room and I bought this to keep off to the side in the basement. It was extra space to dry clothes but now she just keeps the hoodies on it and then goes and grabs one when she wants to wear it. It’s become the hoodie rack.

https://www.amazon.com/Laiensia-Garment-Clothing-Hanging-Multi-Functional/dp/B0BPH1Q8LN/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?crid=4HFGIQ3K2YCJ&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.61gbmxuDNLs9_TSuWnegZ7AxyPbblf1bkaHcF4t0bJcN8K6VddaCk34H6aysFtSsGPrTMSPGP6jW1t34N8QvMPmHkTwOe6QYuw-qpLV-nk6JnZJV3WdCfAUkz4BLJkPC8UEZAcNDf4wpwz8bxiy4OeYQQAJsqSZATXbn_94BuPyRx-414B1J0CaaVluMeyW3szMzzYjKm-bFi1lHZVSWxQ.Vl2K0PwsBabubIKn4FV6ollOD0RUuPEV-sSBhkk6UsQ&dib_tag=se&keywords=drying%2Brack%2Bclothing%2Bdouble&qid=1767410234&sprefix=drying%2Brack%2Bclothing%2Bdouble%2Caps%2C186&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9zZWFyY2hfYXRm&psc=1&th=1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This. On back of closet door.




https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hoodie-Sweatshirt-Storage-Hack-Door-Hanging-Shoe-Rack-Organizer-26-Pocket-Clear-Holder-Pockets-Wall-Shoes-Bag-Portable-Closet-Wardrobe-63-L-X-22-W-6/19045921294?

Unless you have a full-time housekeeper, there's a zero percent chance that hoodies would regularly be stored in that.

Huh? You literally just stuff it in.

You would think. Let me introduce you to my son who would claim it takes too long.
we just devote a laundry basket to them

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Middle school DD is all-in on the trendy, fluffy (almost foamy?) sweatshirts. You know the brands. The extra load of laundry is annoying enough but only like of them 4 fit into a drawer and I need a better solution. I see the options on Amazon but I want your lived experiences of my friends and neighbors - the multiple-bulb hanger? The over the door shelves? The clear pockets Tik Tok is always trying to sell me but the pockets look way too small?

What are the brands? Other than Pink Palm Puff or Comfrt. Looking for other ideas.

Dandy, Edikted, White Fox

[Anonymous]

hang in closet

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My kids hang them on hangers in their reasonably large closets. The quantity is obscene.

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I also have a set of hooks and in the winter it's for hoodies and in the summer it's for bikini pieces. SO worth it!!

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I got my kids hoodie hangers from Amazon. They swivel and have 6 hooks each.

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Hang in the closet or do hooks on a wall

[Anonymous]

Ha, was just dealing with this over winter break. Just got older DD a big dedicated hoodie basket, and that's worked as well as anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Install a row of wall hooks. Target or Home Depot sells these and I put one by the front door for easy access to jackets for the current season. I also put one inside the front closet for hanging umbrellas and baseball hats. You could put one in her room and it would be useful for hanging the hoodies as well as other items that are hard to store.

This doesn't even help. I have the same kind of hooks from Target and my kids have so many hoodies and jackets that it is get annoying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Over the door multi hook hanger where they hang on the backside of the bedroom door.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FFGLJR3Y?

I just ordered these so my DD can hang this on her bedroom door or closet door. Her closet is small - she has an Ikea kallax unit in there along with 2 of those fabric shelves that another PP linked and it takes up all the space. On top of the kallax are her pants, in the kallax her sweaters and winter tops. In the hanging organizers, her dresses, tops, skirts and underwear. Currently her hoodies are on the floor of that closet (not walk in) so I hope the new shelf organizers help.

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Over the door hooks like one would use for towels or robes. I think it has 8 hooks and there are two on each.