If someone tries to look into my closet to identify the pieces I wear the most and those I love the most, they would definitely realize I am a classy lady who loves wearing dress shirts. Cautionary tale: If you have someone install fixed shelving and clothing rods for you, talk to them about the closet rod height. Have you tried wearing a swimsuit that fits well while you’re at the beach?
This is super-important because it gives you a goal to aim at while cleaning your closet. Jeans can also be worn in the workplace by those who are permitted to dress casually while they are at work. Yes, You Should Always Wash New Clothes Before You Wear Them Studies have shown that new clothes are actually dirtier than they look, and you absolutely need to run them through the washing machine at least once before wearing them.
Since I work at least 60 hours a week and rarely attend formal parties, you’ll notice I wear a lot of work clothes and very little evening wear. This tells me I should have more clothes in my closet for going to work and less evening gowns. You will want to have 4 baskets set out with each one labeled as follows.
Do you want it back from the wash less than a week after you’ve worn it? Feel free to use one image (unedited) provided that a link back to the original post is included. If you store suits on the shelves, use another bin specifically for suits and keep them together instead of splitting them up between pants and tops.
Brain teasers keep your mind sharp and agile. If you can control the amount that has to be stored, it’s much easier to keep it organized. One way you can decide whether to keep things is to think about its level of functionality and practical use. Use sticky notes for the first few weeks to help your designations become habitual. We’re making sure your closet supports your life. Begin with the area that will make the biggest positive difference in your life.
Make space to sort your stuff into piles with boxes and trash bags for what you’re letting go of. This gentle advice from TED speakers will tell you how to look at the excess in your life, figure out what can go, and restore some order to your space. Accessories are a big part of wonderful outfits, and they usually don’t take too much space.
I was grateful because I could afford to have so much when others couldn’t. You might not like it as much as, say, your outfits for hanging out, but you wear it so often you’d be lost without it. Like I thought I never have enough dresses.. You can never have enough! If you wear the same pair constantly for heavy workouts and running you may have to buy a new pair every 3 months or so.
Have I worn this item of clothing in the last six months? Going with my example chart in the last step, I looked between my chart and my mountain of clothes, and realized ideas I’d had about my wardrobe weren’t actually true. But when I read Marie Kondo’s tip about tidying by type of item (clothes, books, etc.) instead of location (like bedroom and living room), I thought I’d try it out.
For example, I found I had a sweater in another room that looked like one I had in my bedroom. Denim, corduroy, and khakis, for example, fold beautifully. They support us with an extra zing when we wear clothes that are right for the situation we’re in. This is probably one of the clothes that support you; stick it in the ‘keep’ pile.
Put this in the ‘keep’ pile. Put all your clothes on the bed before you start and get the same benefits too! 2. PUT ALL YOUR CLOTHES ON THE BED. Who knew piling stuff on my bed would affect my spending? Did it affect your day at the beach? Another way to save time and effort each day is to invest in a closet organization system from Harrisburg Kitchen & Bath.
You can also include ruthless decluttering as part of your home cleaning routine or you can set aside a separate day to ruthlessly declutter your clothes. You need to know what your ideal closet is made of so you can work towards it, am I right? DO THE MIX OF STUFF I OWN MATCH MY WHAT'S IN MY IDEAL CLOSET? Is your closet now a match with your ideal closet?
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