The Final Touch -- Hangers & Accessories

(Saturday, August 06, 2005) - Joan Crawford may not have been the best mommy, but she was right when it came to wardrobe care. Wire hangers are fine for drycleaners, but they don't belong in your closet.

Transforming a hopelessly cluttered closet into a well-designed wardrobe can be a life altering experience. You'll get the very most out of the investment you've made in your clothing and storage system with hangers and installed accessories specifically designed for each piece of your wardrobe.

Your closet will both look better and work harder for you when you use uniform hangers. Wooden hangers are the best investment; they come in many styles and finishes, and most take up no more space than a standard plastic hanger. Women's garments require hangers that help keep their shape and protect delicate fabrics, such as smooth wooden or satin padded hangers. Men's suits and jackets need more support so look for sturdy contoured wooden hangers. Special hangers for trousers allow you to choose to hang them from the cuff in a long-hang section or folded over for double-hang areas.

Hanging a $150 tie over a wire hanger or cramming a Hermes scarf into a drawer just doesn't make sense. Instead, consider slide out racks that disappear when not in use to keep scarves, belts, and ties within reach and neatly organized. An innovative pant rack allows garments to move freely for easy access, while taking a minimal amount of space, and a variety of shoe racks are available that can be configured to fit anywhere in your wardrobe. Specialized hooks and accessory racks, boxes and drawer dividers are available in a variety of metal and wood finishes that complement any California Closet.

To find out how California Closets can help you store and protect your wardrobe investment, call toll-free: 888-336-9709. Ask your design consultant to show you how to get more out of your closet with an accessory package designed just for you.

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