How to Use Apparel as Wall Art and Accents
Your Wisdm closet can dress your walls too. Here's how to do it right.
Framed Tees and Hoodies
I've framed older Wisdm tees that I've outgrown but can't part with. Use a shadow box frame (around $20 at craft stores) and secure the shirt with acid-free tape inside. The 3-inch depth of a shadow box gives the fabric room to breathe. A single framed tee becomes a statement piece above your bed.
If framing feels permanent, try a hoodie display trick: fold a hoodie neatly over a wooden hanger, then hang it from a command hook on the wall. The hood and sleeves create a sculptural look. Rotate hoodies every season to refresh your space.
Blanket and Tapestry Basics
Wisdm's fleece blankets ($40) are oversized at 50x60 inches - perfect for draping over the back of your sofa chair or pinning to the ceiling as a canopy. Use removable adhesive strips (like Command strips) at the corners. The fabric is lightweight enough to stay put but thick enough to block out the fluorescent dorm lights.
Pro tip: For a tapestry effect without sewing, clip a Wisdm beach towel (30x60 inches, $30) to a curtain rod using shower curtain rings. It hangs from your window frame and adds a pop of color.