r/SmallHome • • 10h ago

What if your wardrobe could extend beyond your home? Would you pay for it?

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I'm exploring an idea for a service that gives people more space at home without having to get rid of clothes they want to keep.

The idea is simple: an extension of your own wardrobe, just beyond your home.

Here's how it could work:

  • Folded clothes are stored in dedicated storage boxes.
  • Coats, dresses, suits and other garments are stored on hangers.
  • Your clothes are professionally stored and can be returned whenever you need them.

It could be useful for seasonal clothing, clothes you don't wear very often, or simply for anyone who wants more room in their wardrobe.

I'm curious to hear your honest thoughts:

  • Would you consider using a service like this? Why or why not?
  • What kind of clothes would you store outside your home?
  • Would you prefer storing folded clothes, hanging garments, or both?
  • Would you be willing to pay a monthly fee? If so, what would feel reasonable?
  • Would paying separately for collection and return put you off?

I'm still exploring the idea, so honest criticism is very welcome. I'm particularly interested in what would make a service like this genuinely useful — or not worth paying for.


r/SmallHome • • 12h ago

This looks bad🫤

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