The (dreaded) time for a wardrobe change has arrived. Washing, ironing and storing summer clothes is something that we cannot postpone any longer, but this entire task has an underlying problem that has nothing to do with the laziness that comes with carrying it out: the increasingly limited space in our apartments.
Organizers
PVP at Lild — 3.49 €
In order for us to take advantage of every centimeter of our apartment, we must optimize the way we store our out-of-season clothes – for at least half of the year. Ironing it well and folding it like a professional are key, but also protecting them so that next year we find them in perfect condition.

Lidl
At Lidl they give us a hand with organizers that are ideal for storing everything from dresses to t-shirts and pants. Three different styles of protectors – between bags of different sizes and covers – arriving today, October 23, in a physical store capable of covering all of our summer garments.
A set of four covers for dresses, skirts or blouses (also jackets). An XL bag with zipper and handles ideal for t-shirts, pants or even sweatshirts that is perfect for taking advantage of the closet loft. And finally, an elongated bag that is somewhat flatter than the previous one (also with a zipper and transparent lid to see everything) perfect for placing on the bed's couch. All at a fairly affordable price, for 3.49 euros.
If you run out of Lidl organizers
If you don't have a Lidl nearby or you need organizers with more capacity, on Amazon we find several very affordable options. These are our favorites.

Lifewit Clothes Closet Organizer Boxes, Foldable Drawer Dividers
Today on Amazon — 21.99 €

DIMJ Drawer Organizer Set of 12 Foldable Fabric Storage Boxes for Storing Clothes
Today on Amazon — 18.99 €

SONGMICS Plastic Storage Boxes, Set of 4
Today on Amazon — 21.24 €
Note: Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide financial benefit to Trendencias. In case of non-availability, offers may vary.
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