Fashion

[Kachina624]

https://snapguide.com/guides/hang-a-sweater/?utm_expid=56347960-1

Long ago some kind poster gave us this URL.  It's probably the best household hint I've ever received.  I don't have drawer or shelf space for all the stretchy knits I own.  The recent Lisa Rinna and Logo TSVs come to mind.  Now I'm able to buy more because of this hint...they don't wrinkle or get stretched out and I can see what I've got.

Enjoy using this!

[Bird mama]

I think I saw Jayne Brown demonstrate this once.   Do you think this method would bulk up your closet?

[Kachina624]

I use all huggable hangers and don't have a problem with "bulk".  When your knits are in place, they're very high up on the hangers, higher than other clothing.

[Suzeecat]

What an awesome tip!  I printed it out (because my brain would never remember this) and am going to display it in my closet.  I have tried rolling up some of these knits like the designer and hosts recommend, and have ended up with a wrinkled mess.  Hanging them does tend to stretch them.  I can't wait to try this!  Thank you so much for sharing.

[silkyk]

Great tip! I thank you and my sweaters thank you!

[mia 2]

Kachina--Do you do this with just sweaters or also with rayon/spandex tops, liquid knits ,etc also?

[carolina2]

I've been hanging my knits this way for years.  I'm pretty sure Kathy Levine showed us how to do this many years ago.

[Kachina624]

I don't do it with liquid knits because they don't seem to stretch but I do use it for anything that feels like it would stretch with hanging.

[Eliana]

Thanks for posting this.  I don't have the space to put all of my sweaters in drawers, and if they're on shelves they end up covered with a cat.  Hanging is the best option for me.

[ladyroxanne]

good to know.  thanks for the tip!!