What do you do with clothes 'in between wears'?!

[Pumpkintopf]

For example- when I get home from work I change into eg jeans and jumper which I might wear for a couple of days as only worn for a short time after work.

In the past I've 'stored' these on a chair in the bathroom but am renovating bathroom so want it to look clear and tidy - have also recently renovated bedroom so don't want a chair of clothes in there really either!

Any bright ideas?! Thanks

Mine live on the wardrobe floor so I can shut the door on them. Then I forget that they’re there until I wear something else and come to put it on the wardrobe floor...

I have a shelf in a cupboard I intend to put things on....however they end up on the chair... argh

On a chair behind a door in the bedroom, the pile of clothes might sometimes grow out of proportion. I never hang them up properly.

i put them back where they belong, drawer, cupboard or wardrobe

I've got an overdoor hook on my wardrobe door for clothes like that but I also have a row of hooks on the back of my door where I keep cardis/hoodys that don't need washing often but I wear most days for a few hours and don't get dirty easily

On the spare room bed.

Neatly over the back of the chair in the corner, or on hooks on the back of my bedroom door.

Floordrobe mostly. I’m a bit of a teenager even though I’m over forty.

We've got over the door hooks everywhere so that's where they go to be forgotten until thrown in the laundry bag

I have a chair in the bedroom.

I have a pretty wooden room divider type screen that is folded (so the screens are quite close together in a zig zag) in a corner of the bedroom. Scarves and clothes between wears get draped on that.

I just put them back in the drawer, and remember what's had a few wears next time.

(Am slightly WTAF that you change into jeans after work )

"the Chair"

On the floor in my bedroom.
This thread is inspiring me.

@JustPutSomeGlitterOnIt I tend to wear smallish heels for work but consequently my work trousers are slightly too long to schlep around in slippers ( or crocs ) which are my preferred footwear when home hence jeans/trackie bottoms for comfort

Overdoor hooks sound like a good idea! I could put some on the back of the wardrobe doors in the bedroom. Thanks all!

Lol at Ytho - We've got over the door hooks everywhere so that's where they go to be forgotten until thrown in the laundry bag- yeah that's what happens to my ever growing pile of stuff on 'the chair' at the moment

I put them on my dressing table stool if I'm wearing the next day. If not they go back in the wardrobe. I dont work so spend a lot of time at home so no one around to see that I'm wearing the same clothes the next day. So I tend to wear my tops etc for a few days and then wash them.

pumpkin Oh TOTES get the trackies! Trackies all the way, it was the jeans I thoroughly objected to

I put them back where they belong - either hung in the wardrobe or folded in drawer.

Blazers & cardis have a separate section of the wardrobe & get hung up but everything else goes in the laundry basket

We have a wooden towel rail painted in the colour of our bedroom where we hang worn once clothes, pj’s, and sometimes the extra bed throw/blanket. If things are really clean/hardly used then I put them away.

I’m trying to reduce our washing mountain, so while it’s cold and my t shirts and vests are all worn under jumpers all day, I have adopted a strategy where I wear them one day, then one night, then to run in, before washing. (I appreciate half of mumsnet will be applauding my eco-savvy credentials, and the other half will be clutching their pearls at my slovenly ways....!)

Justputsomeglitter yeah realistically it's trackies

Thenewaveragebear sounds very sensible and I like the painted towel rail idea

Those of you who put stuff away don't you forget which things have been worn?

Floordrobe mostly. I’m a bit of a teenager even though I’m over forty.
Same. Well, more accurately they go on the chair, which is my minor progression from the floordrobe
I need a system because I can't stand putting half worn things back in the wardrobe.

We have one of these rails on the back of the bedroom door.
www.lakeland.co.uk/24865/Over-Door-Clothes-Airer

It was a little bigger than I imagined but it’s really handy. Most of the time we have bedroom door propped open so it is out of the way too.