Have you tried the Marie Condo way of folding things? Apparently that helps with a lot of space!

Besides thee build in we had some extra wardrobes made.

We use storage boxes that we can put in other rooms and they keep the moths out!

If you can afford to get some wardrobe inserts, this can increase your storage space immensely. Otherwise, look at things like hanging canvas shelves from the clothes rod.

How about sorting through them and get rid of what she doesn’t wear or things that don’t fit, if possible. I used to fold some clothes and stack them on the floor of the wardrobe, fir ones that just have hanging space

Some great suggestions already – from culling clothes and donating some to charity, to only having the seasonal ones in her room. Could perhaps try a variation on the seasonal storage by selecting clothes to be used for the month or week, so that only these are in the wardrobe and the rest in longer term, less accessible storage… or a bigger/different wardrobe! Sometimes the layout of the wardobe doesn’t lend itself to what you want to store (eg hanging space versus shelf, drawers versus half-height hanging space etc.)

I got a rack form kmart for $18 and a heap of hangers and hung them all up

If they’re too small, donate them to charity. For storage, I pop them into a suitcase and shove it on top of my wardrobe. Place some smelly sachets in for freshness

she doent need that many clothes!! maybe do a cull?

Under bed storage is a great idea.

In storage boxes or space bags (labelled) under the bed

you can get those vertical hanger bag things or vac seal things that she will still be able to wear during next year’s winter/summer etc. reduce the amount of clothes that she has because a charity or friend would like them! i know what it is like when you just end up with so much stuff

Thanks for asking this brilliant question; using some of these answers! There never ever seems to be enough storage space!

I use vacuum storage bags, they are great!!

Any chance you could get a cheap tall boy (IKEA have many) and fold away much of her clothes in there?

I get those under bed plastic containers and I store all her stuff she doesn’t wear for that season in it – or things she rarely wears . works great and is out of the way

Take out any clothes that are not in season and pack in vacuum storage bags. Also consider how much she will actually wear and maybe donate to charity. Go through clothes regularly to ensure she still fits them and get rid of those she doesn’t. Your daughter sounds like a very lucky girl having so many clothes.

A visit to the discount store is worthwhile also Howard storage world but Howards are quite expensive. There are quite a few gizmos and gadgets out there that may help. Below is my favourite. Wishing you luck.

Can’t advise about the storage but when you store them make sure you put some cakes of soap in with the clothing as it will repel moths without having the odour of moth balls.

I would suggest a few solid wooden hangers and hang the other hangers (up to 10) off the solid bottom bar. I would also suggest a clothes airer and a pretty cover with velcro tapes at either end for opening and hang the most used clothing on this. I also purchased a camphor box (Trunk) for storing the out of season clothing in and put paded cushions on it for extra seating, We also made mesh hangers (like the old fashioned camping safes) and put all the shirts and skirts in them. We hung this from the ceiling in a corner of the room aon a pully system so the child can reach the clothes.