$7 TikTok hack to 'double' your wardrobe space

If you're scrambling for extra wardrobe space, scrambling for extra wardrobe space could be your saving grace.

Whether you're squishing all your activewear into one tiny drawer (guilty!) or the hanging rail in your wardrobe is hanging on for dear life, many of us are in dire need of some extra wardrobe space.

What if I told you, with a couple bucks and a trip to the shops, you could just about double your wardrobe space?

Watch the video above.

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It seems too good to be true, but TikTok University has pulled through yet again.

TikTok creator Leah Pagel, who shares living hacks on her account, came across a clever storage hack to make the most of your wardrobe's storage – almost doubling it.

After discovering the clever hack on the social media platform, she took to her own wardrobe to give it a crack and the results are impressive.

"Just doubling my closet storage thanks to TikTok university," she captioned the video.

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"Truly what did we do before this app."

Pagel's wardrobe features a big wall of bookshelf-style shelving which she keeps a lot of her wardrobe items on.

Before discovering the hack, she kept her clothes stacked up in piles on the shelves but there was plenty of empty space left.

The answer to that empty space? Stackable drawers.

Pagel picked up a bunch of plastic, stackable shelves and stacked them on top of each other in her wardrobe shelving.

It doubled the amount of usable space on each shelf and the result was a much tidier wardrobe with space for plenty more clothing – no more shoving all your activewear into one tiny drawer.

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Pagel used the hack to enhance the storage on the bookshelf style shelving unit but the hack would work in any style of wardrobe as the stackable shelves can be bought in many different shapes and sizes.

They're also not difficult to find and are relatively cheap making it for an afforable hack for your wardrobe woes.

You can grab the stackable shelves from plenty of stores including Target and Kmart and they range in price from $7 to $20.

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