Wardrobe hooks

How to hang trousers, belts and accessories in the wardrobe

Do you also have a pile of trousers folded together on a shelf, where the ones at the bottom get wrinkled, and you have to rummage through the whole stack to find the right pair? You are not the only one. The wardrobe is one of the places where clutter most easily creeps in, because there are many types of clothing and accessories that each need their own space.

Hangers and coat hangers in the wardrobe are about fixed places. When trousers hang freely instead of lying in a stack, they hold their shape, take up less space, and you can see your entire selection at a glance. This is where the hangers in this collection come in: they are made to hang trousers, belts and accessories, so you get an overview of exactly those things that otherwise end up as a lump at the bottom of the closet. In this collection you will find a wooden trouser hanger that also works as a multi-hanger, a white trouser hanger and a chrome belt hanger.

The multi-hanger holds several pairs of trousers in the same space

The great advantage of a multi-hanger is that it gathers several pairs of trousers vertically in the space that a single piece of clothing would otherwise occupy. Instead of each pair hanging on its own hanger next to each other, they hang one above the other on the individual arms. This frees up width on the rod in your closet, and it makes the entire trouser section more manageable.

The multi-hanger is available in both wood and white, so you can choose the look that best suits the rest of your wardrobe. The wood gives a warm, natural look in line with a calm and simple interior, while the white keeps the look light and neutral. Both do the same job: they give your trousers a fixed place and keep them folded, so they are ready to use without wrinkles.

The belt hanger gathers all belts in one place

Belts are one of the most annoying things to store. If you roll them up in a drawer, they take up a disproportionate amount of space, and they become difficult to see. If you lay them loose, they end up in a knot. The chrome belt hanger solves this by gathering all your belts hanging in one place, so each belt has its own hook and is easy to take down.

When the belts hang freely, they also hold their shape better, and the leather avoids the creases that come from lying rolled up. You get an overview of your entire collection at once, and you save space in drawers and on shelves, where there is already often a fight for space.

Wood or white for your wardrobe

The choice between wood and white is mostly about what suits your interior, because both multi-hangers do the same. The wood looks beautiful in a wardrobe with natural materials and gives the calm, subdued feeling that natural wood often does. The white disappears discreetly into a light closet and is a good choice if you want to keep the look uniform and neutral.

Natural materials like wood are something we highlight in general, because they help create calm in the home. But the most important thing is that you choose what makes you want to keep things tidy. A uniform look, where the hangers match each other and the rest of the wardrobe, makes it easier to maintain the system over time.

How to get the rest of the wardrobe with

Hangers for trousers and belts are a good start, but a wardrobe with calm and overview is connected to the rest of the home's storage. When trousers and belts have been given fixed places, the next thing is typically to get control of the things that lie on the shelves and in the drawers.

If you need to organize the drawers themselves, you can read our guide to clothing storage and to hanging storage, which gathers several more concrete tips for the wardrobe. If you are missing a comprehensive overview of our solutions for bedrooms and closets, you will find them in the collections for wardrobe and bedroom. You do not need to overhaul the entire wardrobe at once. Start with one thing, for example the trousers or the belts, and build the system up from there.