Wooden or foam-padded hangers
Experts recommend these pieces to prevent creases on the shoulders of your shirts. Hangers of the same color and style also look better than gaudy, mismatched ones.
Hooks
Install hooks for belts, ties, and other accessories. Experts say that these can be attached to the back of a closet door.
Lights
They explain that general lighting is not enough because it does not illuminate the inside of the cabinet. It can also cast a shadow when you are browsing through your clothes. Install lights inside the cabinet to help you see your belongings better.
Fabric softener sheets
These will keep your clothes fresh and fragrant. Experts say you can tuck them in between garments.
Shoe racks
Many room look messy because shoes are left out on the open and on the floor. Improve your space by investing in organizers for all of your pairs.
Drawers and containers
Clothing articles (such as undergarments) and various accessories should be arranged neatly. Choose matching storage boxes for your prized possessions.
Full-length mirrors
Don't you hate having to jump up and down in front of your bathroom mirror or having to stand on a chair to view your entire outfit? Fritz says that a full-length mirror will give you a whole picture of what you've put together.
Garment bags
Clothes meant for special occasions shouldn't be stored like the rest of your everyday clothes. Some may be made from delicate fabric or may have beadwork that might come loose, so store gowns, barongs, and suits in zip-up garment bags.
Cedar wood blocks
While moth balls keep pests away from your clothes, experts share that they leave a strong chemical odor. Try cedar wood blocks for a warm, subtle smell.
Drawer liners
Although homeowners often don't use drawer liners, one might want to reconsider. Experts say that these protect clothes from snags, especially when the finish of the drawer surface is rough.
