If you haven’t already done so, it’s probably time to have a reset or clear out of January now that the New Year is in full swing. And the queen of space-saving hacks, Stacey Solomon, has just shared the genius way she stores all her trousers to save on wardrobe space.
Stacey, who used her Instagram account to promote her January reset series, found a number of clever ways to organize your home, including tiered trouser hangers.
The presenter didn’t share the exact ones she uses. However, these are available through most stores, including Amazon. A 3-pack of Space Saving S-Type Trousers Hangers is available for £10.99 here. And if you’re looking for enough for the whole family, a 10-pack is available for £28.99 here. The hangers can fit up to five pairs on one, so that’s enough to fit 50 pairs of jeans, trousers, or skirts. You can also click and collect similar hangers from Argos here, too. They’re currently reduced from £7.50 to £5 for a pack of two.
Although this may seem like a pretty simple hack, Stacey labelled it a ‘ game-changer’, claiming it freed up half of her wardrobe space. These s-shaped hangers are a must-have if you, your partner, or children have a lot of pairs of pants to use at work or school.
Stacey claims that she arranges her pants on the hangers based on their purpose, making it even more organized. Both her formal and casual trousers hangers are present. You could split this further into work trousers, school trousers, jeans and skirts.
This is not the first hack we’ve loved from Stacey. Stacey also shared her amazing trick to stop socks and knickers from tangled up in the same January reset series. You can read more about using a plastic bag holder here.
If you’re planning a winter sun getaway, you may want to adopt some of Stacey’s clever packing hacks. Using over-the-door shoe storage organisers (like this one from Amazon, currently reduced to £10.99), Stacey plans out her children’s outfits and uses each compartment for each outfit each day. The best bit? No unpacking is required at your destination. Simply unroll it and hang it on a coat hook or a doorknob.
We’re eager to see what creative storage technique Stacey will share with us next!
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