where do you put your clothes when teardropping.

[eaglesdare]

I use a backpack.

[absolutsnwbrdr]

I use a backpack.

Yup. I have a duffel bag that I keep on my interior shelf. No cabinets in my teardrop.

[les45]

Small duffel bags on shelves in front. Hang shoes in small nylon bags on side walls. We do the "teardrop waggle" to change clothes inside the cabin.

[nevadatear]

We designed out drop down units into out front bulkhead to store dirty clothes and shoes. We each have a cabinet at our feet that is plenty big enough for a weeks worth of clothes.

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Three drop down cabinet faces with bags in the inside for dirty clothes.

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Clothes cabinets. 5x10 gave us lots of room to do that.

[AlgoDan]

We have 6 interior cabinets for clothing and some supplies, also some hooks....when it's finished.

[Shadow Catcher]

In the cabinets.

[Oldragbaggers]

Yup. I have a duffel bag that I keep on my interior shelf. No cabinets in my teardrop.

And I like this so much I am going to do the same Zach. Thank you for inspiring me to "keep it simple, stupid."

[robfisher]

I just wear mine. It's called layering.

[GuitarPhotog]

I have two large storage lockers in my teardrop. The one assigned to clothes has several small duffels to hold clothes. At night my day clothes get rolled up and tucked in the corner of the locker for easy access should I need to get dressed in a hurry.

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[pete42]

Yup. I have a duffel bag that I keep on my interior shelf. No cabinets in my teardrop.

And I like this so much I am going to do the same Zach. Thank you for inspiring me to "keep it simple, stupid."

I'll bet you know more about stowing away clothes than me
when we use to go sailing we carried a duffle bag that was made by a marine store waterproof and stowed away in a small space.
sorry slow not a tear drop answer but one learns how to KISS a problem, someday I'll tell you how we stowed our clothes on the submarine.
pete

[iplay10us2]

I have one of those 3 drawer plastic storage things that I pack my clothes in before I leave. I then throw it inside the teardrop when traveling. When I get at the campground, it goes under a small table that I use at the galley end. I use a 10x10 First Up off the galley end, and I hang the sidewalls at night to use as a changing area. I can also use it for privacy with a port-a-potti at night, if needed.

[Woodbutcher]

I have cabinets for my clothes. The baskets get my shoes, rain coat and dirty clothes that I collect in a mesh bag. My coat goes on a hook by the door. I dress quickly in the morning if it is cold. Just wiggle everything on as fast as I can. If I have shore power I turn on my little heater about 10 minutes before I want to get dressed. Takes the edge off. The heater sits in the open shelf with the TV if I bring it.

[S. Heisley]

I've done the duffel bag way in the tent and in the car and also have done that in the trailer, under the benches; but, last summer, a friend suggested I use a small clothes basket. Those little roughly 15" square clothes baskets work so well everywhere that I may buy more! (I've started using them at home, to contain cleaning supplies, etc.) Clothes are easy to see and stay folded, as if they were in a drawer. Socks and undies are in mesh bags that lay on top of the basket or can be hung on the side or whatever. Dirty clothes are stashed in a plastic trash bag inside the bed cabinets. Toiletries are kept in a small basket, on top of the Luggable Loo, in the Loo cabinet, during the day, and that basket and my shoes are stashed under the raised bed at night. The day's clothes go on a hook by the side door, at night, ready for a quick exit, if needed.

[desertmoose]

Clothes, new and used (in a dirty clothes bag) go behind the sliding doors in the headboard (right side in the pic).
Jackets and extra blankets go in the cabinet on the left.



muddy shoes go under the bed.




Sam

[Dale M.]

How about under bed storage.... Shallow trays sunk into floor with cover......

Somebody was making a fiberglass unit one could just cut a hole in floor, drop it in and seal and screw it down....

Dale