Introduction

This blog post is about how to store your partner’s clothes at your house and how to organize them as well.

Think about the closet you have

The first thing to consider is the actual space you have in your closet. Typically, a man will have more clothes than women do, so if it’s only a small walk-in or a tiny bedroom closet, then he will probably need less room than you. A good rule of thumb is that if he has fewer clothes than you do and they fit into your closet easily, then it might be OK for him to use the same space as well. However, if his wardrobe takes up most or all of what little storage space there is available in your shared quarters, then it may not be possible for both of you to store clothing together without compromising on one person’s needs over another’s.

Donate some of the clothes

If you have any clothes that are in good condition, but he simply doesn’t wear them anymore, donate them to a local charity. If you want to be sure they go to someone who will use them, ask your partner if there is anyone who would appreciate the donation more than him.

If you don’t want your partner’s clothes in your house anymore or if you’re just not sure what to do with them, then consider donating them somewhere else. You can give some of his clothes back to friends and family members who might need them for themselves or their kids. Or, if he’s got a few items that have been sitting around forever, take those items out of the house altogether by dropping off those items at a thrift store or homeless shelter nearby (which may even provide income for their cause).

Store them neatly and organized

• Store them neatly and organized
• Label the clothes, drawers, closet, shelves and/or bags. This is important because you might want to organize them by owner so you know where everything goes. Or maybe you don’t care who gets what piece of clothing as long as they are clean (which is fine too). Either way make sure that there is a system in place that makes sense to both parties involved.

Remove the clothes regularly and wash them

• Remove the clothes regularly and wash them. You should remove his clothes from the closet at least once a week, and you should wash them at least once a month. I recommend washing them in cold water with a gentle detergent and using mild fabric softener for extra softness. Hang drying is also better for his clothing as it will help preserve their shape longer than if you put them in the dryer.

Think about what you need to buy to store his things

Now that you’re committed to storing your partner’s clothes with you, it’s time for some shopping. There are a few things that you’ll need to buy in order to successfully store his clothing at your house.

Your first stop should be the local thrift shop. You can find a lot of great deals there that will make organizing his clothes easier and more fun! Think about buying:

A new wardrobe (if he doesn’t already have one)

A new dresser (if he doesn’t already have one)

Some hangers (his current ones probably won’t fit into the space you’re looking for so this is very important)

Shoe racks or boxes if he doesn’t have any at home

Let him know what your plan is and where everything is stored in case he wants a certain item while at your place

Let him know what your plan is and where everything is stored in case he wants a certain item while at your place. If he needs something while at your place, he can easily find it. If he wants to borrow something, you can lend it to him. You can keep his clothes in a separate area of your house or closet so that they won’t take up much space or get mixed in with yours.

With these tips you can easily store your man’s clothes at your house without any hassle.

To begin, think about the closet you have. If it is small then you should remove some of his clothes and donate them to charity. Next, organize the remaining clothes neatly and keep them organized. Remove the clothes regularly and wash them if they need to be washed before storing them again.

If you have a lot of space in your house, then it’s not a problem to store everything at one place. But if there isn’t enough space then try to buy an additional wardrobe or cupboard for him where he can keep his belongings safely without making much mess around the house or leaving any traces behind when he has left for work every day!

Conclusion

It doesn’t have to be hard to store your man’s clothes at your house. All it takes is a little bit of planning and organization. You can easily find storage options for all of his things that will make it easy for you both when he comes over or when he stays longer than expected.