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Storing winter clothes? This is how to do it!

Lovely: spring is coming. The end of winter is a good time to think about how & where you want to store your winter clothing, shoes and winter sports gear. This way they stay safe and clean until you need them again. With these tips, storing winter clothing will be a piece of cake.

What do you need? A good plan, and a few storage boxes and clothing covers.

Hello wardrobe!

The top shelves of your wardrobe are the perfect storage space. Place paper storage boxes here with winter clothes that you can fold. This helps materials such as wool to breathe. Need more space? Place containers on top of your wardrobe. Use opaque containers so that your room remains calm, and lids so that dust does not get in. Until next winter!

A large, open BOAXEL wardrobe with curtains in front with lots of hanging clothes, TJENA and PÄRKLA storage boxes and pull-out drawers
A dark gray SKUBB garment bag hangs on the open door of a wardrobe

Unexpected storage space

There is a sea of ​​potential storage space under your bed to store your winter clothes. A few transparent storage boxes – preferably with wheels – are perfect for storage. Pack the clothes in protective covers. Do you also store shoes there? Then polish them first before putting them in the storage boxes. And don't forget to put a shoe tree in your most beautiful ones. That way they stay in good shape. Slide the boxes a little further under your bed, so that you don't see them.

A dark gray SKUBB clothes storage unit with an open zipper so you can see folded winter clothes
SAMLA box with lid with winter boots in it, half pushed under a bed

Alternative storage locations

Also use your storage room, shed or attic for your winter gear. Make a combination of transparent boxes and for example a clothes rack with clothes covers. This way everything is also protected against stains, dust and moisture. Are your boxes opaque? Then label them!

Tip: mount hooks or brackets on the wall to give long items such as skis a safe place.

An OMAR rack full of outdoor gear and sports equipment, with hooks on the wall next to it with even more items
A MULIG clothes rail mounted at the bottom of the stairs to create hanging space
Wooden IVAR boxes in a garage full of sports equipment with many hooks and railings on the wall on which sports and outdoor equipment hang
A black TURBO clothes rack with clothes covers attached, with two hooks above it on which skis rest
IVAR cabinets under a sloping roof full of transparent SAMLA boxes in various sizes and other cardboard and plastic storage units