Lori Massaro, an expert in fashion business management at the Fashion Institute of Technology, clearly values clothing. However, even she finds the closet of her 19-year-old at their Long Island home puzzling. Despite her expertise, Massaro feels challenged by the sheer volume of hooded sweatshirts her child owns.
As a mother of four, Massaro understands the appeal of hoodies among teenagers. These garments are comfortable, versatile, and trendy. Yet, their accumulation presents a problem, as closets buckle under these collections, testing not only storage capacity but also parental patience.
For many parents, the struggle with space is inevitable. Teens’ burgeoning fashion choices add complexity to everyday family organization.

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