patisseriemiku Posted Sunday at 12:36 AM Hi, I'm new here so sorry if I'm posting in the wrong place or something... I just got my first dollfie the other day (Sakura Miku 2.0) and today I got her a new outfit, but I don't know how to correctly store her original clothes. Apparently putting them back in the plastic bags they came in is no good? I just can't seem to find the right answer, is it okay to just put them in a drawer? Or do they need to breathe? Help pls! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bread Posted Sunday at 05:42 AM storing them in just a plastic bag can be tricky if things need to lay flat, because they tend to be a bit scrunched in the original plastic. if it's a concern where you're at, with how hot this summer has been, i'd be wary of storing things in sealed plastic, on the off-chance any moisture snuck in, and had a chance to mold — that said, a lot of people store clothes in ziploc bags or binder sleeves! that's super common. i personally have my clothes in plastic bins in my closet right now, though they have holes on the sides. my hope is to eventually swap to keeping things in deep storage properly in archival boxes, but if i'm using things regularly, bins are easy and accessible. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ragnamuffin Posted Sunday at 12:33 PM It took me a long time to arrive at my current storage method, but basically I transferred all of my clothes into Ziploc bags and labeled them with pertinent information (maker, size, product name and colour, etc.). I punch holes into each bag and keep them in collapsible ventilated containers. I haven’t been using this method for that long so I don’t know if it will cause any problems down the road, but it’s basically how doll companies and secondhand doll stores keep theirs, so in theory it should be fine. This method has saved me SO much space. Anyway, similar questions have been asked before, so you should take a look at these threads: 1 Make your own signature like this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites