If you’re working with minimal space (or just love to condense your belongings), using a tie rack to store your scarves might be the perfect fix. This approach is a great way to conveniently stash a number of scarves in one place and is best suited to thinner and lighter scarves.
If you don’t mind taking a moment to roll your scarves when you take them off, a wine rack can be a fun, creative way to stash them individually. Even better, wine racks come in a range of sizes and styles—from industrial to bohemian.
A rounded closet bar is the perfect size and shape for draping scarves. This method works especially well for wardrobes that are organized by color. If you opt for this approach, just be advised that plastic or wooden hangers are a must: Scarves stored alongside metal hangers tend to get snagged almost instantly.
If you have even a foot and a half of wall space inside your closet, installing a towel bar (or two) can be a smart and efficient way to store your scarves in one place. For best results, choose an area that can be clearly seen, and be sure to measure the space before you head off to the hardware store.
Some scarves are just too pretty to hide in your closet. For these, installing a few hooks in the vicinity of your wardrobe can allow you to feature your frequently worn picks by color or season. This method makes them especially easy to grab and go.
Now that you know how to store scarves like a pro, here’s how to choose the best type of scarf for every outfit.
This article was published at an earlier date and has since been updated.
Source: Who What Wear – Mandy Zee