wow, thks Meta! I have no idea where folks could find those as I bought from a local guy getting out of beanie collecting.
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That's such a cool way to display and store them. Too bad I probably won't be able to find those cylinders. I was gifted the same scarf book the cylinders are sitting on
I finally decided to go with MUJI’s stackable drawers but I don’t think I ever posted pictures of the result. As my collection grows ( and it has since those shots were taken...), I just buy new drawers which attach to the existing ones. Simple!
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I store mine in my home office. I have 14 90s, a twilly and a CSGM. I double up boxes on the 90s and use toddler day care labels on the side.
Thank you for sharing this storage system! I really like it and love that additional drawers can be be added when needed.
Love the MUJI storage!
This is such a great system that can grow with your collection! I assume you haven’t had issues with the silk getting snagged on the plastic? Stumbled upon the IKEA Alex drawers today, but I like the idea of the MUJI drawers better.
Looks like someone bought all the Muji drawers!! 
And for the moth problems, there’s a website called The Laundress (their products are also sold at The Container Store) with tips and storage suggestions. I learned that starch attracts moths! I’ve used a few of their storage cubes for sweaters and so far so good...
Still trying to figure out what to do with silks...
And for the moth problems, there’s a website called The Laundress (their products are also sold at The Container Store) with tips and storage suggestions. I learned that starch attracts moths! I’ve used a few of their storage cubes for sweaters and so far so good...
Still trying to figure out what to do with silks...
Taking advantage of my work from home time to re-organize my scarves. I have mainly 90s, so I sort them by designer. Then they go into mesh bags which I found in the travel department, and then into fabric storage boxes. I have to do this every 6 months because I'm really bad at putting the scarves back after I've worn/cleaned them so, by the 6-month mark, they are generally in disarray.
Re moths, I use these ( buy them on Amazon UK ) in my drawers. I like them because they have no scent at all. Cedar apparently doesn't work and I hate the artificial lavender smell that you so often get with these things.
Thank you for this suggestion. I, too, can’t stand lavender scent that is everywhere, and really don’t wish to smell of moth balls!
I currently am using several of these wooden (craft type) drawers.
I feel comfortable with no more than 8 90s per drawer. I separate by color. Showing an example of my purple drawer - a color I do not normally buy.
I lined each drawer with padded paper and keep my wash scarves in a separate drawer together.
I do not use these for my CSGMs right now.
I feel comfortable with no more than 8 90s per drawer. I separate by color. Showing an example of my purple drawer - a color I do not normally buy.
I lined each drawer with padded paper and keep my wash scarves in a separate drawer together.
I do not use these for my CSGMs right now.