How do you organize your swim thongs?

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Just curious how all of you organize your swim thongs.

Do you fold and store them by brand in a drawer? Does anyone use drawer dividers? I’m struggling to find the best method, so they don’t get buried in the bottom of the drawer.

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Great question. I have a separate drawer solely for my thongs and g’s. I don’t think I need to organize them any more than that, because I love just rummaging through the thongs I have and making a pick dependent on my mood and where I’m going that day.

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I’ve got mine in a bin, generally grouped by brand, with the thongs of my current favorite brand (Psittacus) on top for easy access.

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I made some dividers for my collection based solely on colors, by which I mean solid prints by color, multi color, animal prints, camo prints, etc. Seems to work well, outside of the fact I’ve got so many I could use another drawer, but in jest I’d say first world problems. :joy:

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I used to have a drawer, but, with how I have so many swim briefs and sungas, now I hang my thongs up in my closet. I have a whole seasonal closet I rotate out in my main bedroom. I got these great hangers that hold 24 individual pairs easy enough, and I like how they remain on display. The hangers use one hook and have a range back to front to hang 12 on each side that I really like. And it doesn’t take up a lot of space.

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Oh gosh, they’re just all thrown into a drawer, haha.

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I have a drawer in my dresser that is exclusively for my thong and g-string swimsuits. They are all just thrown in there. After they’ve been laundered, I put them in a box in the closet. This makes me cycle through my swimsuits until I get to the bottom of the drawer. I sort out the ones I’m not wearing and dump them. Then I start all over again. Given how many I have, it takes several months to empty the drawer.

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I have 2 small clear plastic bins in the closet. More and more space allotted to g-strings!

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I do a combination of what others have mentioned. I sort my swim thongs by brand and store them in shoe boxes, which I keep in a drawer. I cull them periodically. I find with intensive use they lose shape and don’t fit well after a while. Poorer brands discolor, get a “rubbed” look, or both. After each cull, I think to myself, “You’ve still got more than enough and don’t need to buy more.” You can guess how long that resolution lasts. Soon enough, I’ve bought more, and the cycle begins all over: use, cull, buy, and repeat!

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I have a small bench with two drawers that sits at the foot of my bed. My swimsuits are all crammed into one side of it.

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Trader Joe’s bags. I have 4 of them with a mix of all my swimwear. There are times I think it’s excessive, but I wear them a lot.

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Here’s a new one that no one else seems to do:

  • I hang my thongs on hangers in our walk in closet
  • My Charlie thongs each get their own hanger
  • Then I bunch the rest by brand

I used to bunch by color, but I lost track of my stuff way too easily.

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@MattSaiga Can you please share the link where you found these hangers?