Storing caps: ideas for the door, closet and wall
Cap Organizer: order on the door and in the closet
A cap holder on the wall: wooden cap hooks
Why caps need a fixed place
Caps hold their shape well, but they aren’t indestructible. If they’re stacked or something heavy is put on top, the crown gets dented and the brim bends. A fixed place protects their shape, keeps things organized and saves time in the morning. If a brim has lost its shape anyway, our article Bending a cap brim will help. And you can read how to keep your caps clean in How to wash a cap.
Cap storage: ideas at a glance
- On the door: Cap Organizer with door hooks – no drilling, ideal for rentals and small hallways.
- In the closet: hanging Cap Organizer – your caps are protected and still quick to grab.
- On the wall: wooden cap hooks – for the caps you wear most often or want to show off.
- On the go: in the Cap Travel Case up to 4 caps travel in your suitcase without getting crushed.
Which solution suits you? If you have a larger collection, the Cap Organizer is the most space-saving choice. If you only want a few favorites within reach, a couple of cap hooks on the wall are all you need. Many families combine both: the organizer for all caps in the closet or on the door, and the cap holder in the hallway for the caps you’re wearing every day right now.
You’ll find all helpers for storing caps in our cap accessories.
Storing kids caps: order at kid height
Kids find their cap fastest when it has its own place they can reach themselves. Mount one or more cap hooks at kid height – that way even little ones can hang up their cap and take it down again in the morning. For several kids caps, the Cap Organizer works well, as it holds all KIDS S, M and L caps too. Our kids caps come in KIDS M for toddlers approx. 1–2 years and KIDS L for kids from approx. 2 years.
A nice side effect: if the parent and kids cap from your matching set hang side by side, your shared look is ready as you head out the door. Want to put together your own caps for the whole family? With the Mix & Match Bundle Builder for caps & beanies you build your own set – choosing the style, color and size of every cap freely – and save up to 25%.
Frequently asked questions about storing caps
How do I store caps without denting them?
Ideally hanging rather than stacked – for example in the Cap Organizer or individually on cap hooks. That way nothing presses on the crown and brim.
How many caps fit in the Cap Organizer?
The Cap Organizer is available for 7, 14 or 21 caps. It is suitable for all ADULT and KIDS S, M and L caps.
Can I hang the Cap Organizer on a door without drilling?
Yes, with the door hook set of 3. The hooks have two sides of different thickness for thin and thick doors. The organizer is also available as a bundle with 3 door hooks.
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