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Nana yaa W.

Jun 20, 2013

Nana yaa W.

I start college this fall and I'll be living in a dorm. But, I have a ton of jewelry and clothing. How do I pack for living in such a small space?

Emily P.

Jun 20, 2013

Emily P.

I stayed home for college but all my friends who lived in dorms ended up falling crazy in love with those hanging organizers that you can buy. You can sort all your jewelry and such into them, then hang them in your closet or along a bed railing.They're thin enought not to take up too much room, but keep everything sorted, dust free, and easily packable/transportable.


http://www.containerstore.com/shop/jewelryStorage/hanging?productId=10030180&N=81049

http://www.containerstore.com/shop/jewelryStorage/hanging?productId=10014111&N=81049


http://www.containerstore.com/shop/jewelryStorage/hanging

Emily P.

Jun 20, 2013

Emily P.

As for what to bring, I say buy an organizer such as the first one, and pick jewelry that is versatile, then throw in a few fun statement pieces. Pack what you can, and whatever doesn't fit stays home.


Clothing wise, get one of those long wide under bed organizers. They are easy to transport in a vehicle, and you can stack then, or roll them under something to keep everything organized. But get ones that are clear, with clear lids. That way you knows what in each bin and you don't have to make a mess, looking for something.

Nana yaa W.

Jun 20, 2013

Nana yaa W.

Thank you Emily :) Those are great solutions!

Emily P.

Jun 21, 2013

Emily P.

Anytime! =]

Serena K.

Jun 30, 2013

Serena K.

The thing about college dorms is so much to bring but little space!! Luckily there's so many solutions to help give you more space. If you have Pinterest that's a great site to give you ideas!!

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