Looking for a good hat box to store some flat caps (wool) during the spring/summer seasons, and I'm wondering if these would do the trick. Any ideas?
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These will probably work just fine. I would only suggest letting them air out for a bit. I feel like products like these can have a plastic/disinfectant smell for a while. I doubt you want your winter wear taking that on.
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Ya, but there wld be ample room for sweaters and wool sox...this a fairly large container.looks classic in a room
615958
We are storing gloves,hats mittens all kinds of winter stuff. Its pretty sturdy on the bottom. Backpacks should be fine. Hopefully this helps you.
819857
Hmm, I would be careful! Use it outdoors or a well ventilated room. I sprayed a box that contains my top hat and let it sit outside for a bit before I put my hat back inside. Just to be safe.
795255
I only use these for mugs!! I think that if you put the hats every other hook it would work!!
1205906
I got one of these for my son and he was able to stack two fedora hats and a newsboy hat in it. His hat size is 7 1/4, so your hats should fit.
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Well, I think you might get a bit chilled trying to cover yourself with this item. However, if you just want to store a comforter...it should work well:)
1877878
Sorry! I bought ours for our guild "White Elephant" area. She uses them for storing non-fooditems to keep dust off them during the winter. Store room is not really air tight!
1942645
I just tried it and it is perfect. Mine are hung vertically and the hats overlap just enough to make it interesting. Don't know how it would work horizontally.
1942644
There is room to hang caps but they do end up being close together if you mount t he rack horizontally.. That is, they can't all expand out into a perfect round head shape, but you sort of have to squish them up together. But it does work fine.
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It depends how big they are. I used it for two mink head bands, but it has plenty of room for a hat. measurements are on there, for safety, might i suggest you measure the hat you want to place in the box?
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I bought two photo boxes from Michael's craft store and that held my entire collection with space to spare. I like them because they have lids so nothing gets dusty but you can find cute designs if that's your thing. Enjoy!
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Absolutely. Flat is best. I wouldn't fold the brim, but mine gets packed flat in a duffel bag on each fishing trip.
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Yes. It is like those windshield auto shades that can be twisted into a small circle and conveniently stored. I take my hat with me everywhere just to be on the safe side from rain, sun, etc.
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I know for a fact that it is thick cardboard. I actually cut mine an inch shorter and glued the fabric so they would fit on a shelf under my coffee table. They seem quite sturdy for cardboard, though. I have mine stuffed full of books, laptops, etc and the sides are holding up great. They should work just fine to stack and use as hat boxes like you wanted.
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I can fit 3-4 "picture frame" hats if I stack them inside one another. I actually have a few of these and love them
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What I did is screw in the hangers to the flat pieces with a small hole and hung those in my closet. The round pieces with the larger hole I used over a hanger. They can go in the closet or if you have something in a zipped clothes bag. The sachets are nice in a drawer mixed in with wool items. I had a stuffed animal made of wool and I drilled a hole in one of the small square ones and put it around the toy's neck with a ribbon. The small squares can go in with hats in a hat box or in drawers or cabinets where wool items are kept. I hope these suggestions are helpful.
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We had a green cord protector box which was excellent under snow and rain to keep our birdbath warm. It was misplaced and we bought this item which saw us through this unusually bad winter. We were pleased and stored it well this time.