To keep your clothes handy and store what you no longer use until the next season, it's time for the “dreaded” wardrobe change. Although it might feel a bit daunting at first, we assure you it’s worth the effort. The result? It will help you get rid of everything you no longer wear and organize what you do. Everything neat and in sight!
Follow these steps and get started!
1. Organizers
Get yourself some storage bags or boxes in different sizes; often disorganization comes from a lack of storage. We recommend using each one for a product category (one for accessories like gloves, scarves, and hats), another for sweaters, another for pajamas, etc.
Don’t forget to add some scented and moth-repellent bags to keep your clothes well preserved from one season to the next.
2. The rule of 3 piles
It’s time to take all the clothes out of the wardrobe and think carefully: do you need all of it? Our trick is to make 3 piles: one with what you want to keep and store, another with everything you definitely don’t want, and a last one with items you’re unsure about. Don’t forget to put the unwanted clothes in bags to sell, donate, or give away.
Here’s our tip for those doubtful items: simply ask yourself this question—have you worn it in the last six months? If the answer is no, you probably don’t need it or don’t like it enough.
3. The hanger trick
This trick is very clever and will help you decide whether to keep a garment for the next season. Hang all your clothes with the hooks facing the same way, and when you wear a piece, turn its hook around. That way, when it’s time to change your wardrobe again, you’ll know if there’s any item you haven’t used.
4. Deep cleaning
The inside of wardrobes is often full of dust even when closed. So once it’s empty, we recommend cleaning it with a damp cloth and a mild cleaning product.
5. Make the most of your space
If you have drawers, you can use organizers with different compartments so your socks and underwear are always tidy. There are many types for other items too, like hangers, perfect for organizing your wardrobe efficiently and also gaining extra storage.
We hope you try some of these tips to make wardrobe changes easier, even fun! Want more recommendations like these? Visit our organization!
To keep your clothes handy and store what you no longer use until the next season, it's time for the “dreaded” wardrobe change. Although it might feel a bit daunting at first, we assure you it’s worth the effort. The result? It will help you get rid of everything you no longer wear and organize what you do. Everything neat and in sight!
Follow these steps and get started!
1. Organizers
Get yourself some storage bags or boxes in different sizes; often disorganization comes from a lack of storage. We recommend using each one for a product category (one for accessories like gloves, scarves, and hats), another for sweaters, another for pajamas, etc.
Don’t forget to add some scented and moth-repellent bags to keep your clothes well preserved from one season to the next.
2. The rule of 3 piles
It’s time to take all the clothes out of the wardrobe and think carefully: do you need all of it? Our trick is to make 3 piles: one with what you want to keep and store, another with everything you definitely don’t want, and a last one with items you’re unsure about. Don’t forget to put the unwanted clothes in bags to sell, donate, or give away.
Here’s our tip for those doubtful items: simply ask yourself this question—have you worn it in the last six months? If the answer is no, you probably don’t need it or don’t like it enough.
3. The hanger trick
This trick is very clever and will help you decide whether to keep a garment for the next season. Hang all your clothes with the hooks facing the same way, and when you wear a piece, turn its hook around. That way, when it’s time to change your wardrobe again, you’ll know if there’s any item you haven’t used.
4. Deep cleaning
The inside of wardrobes is often full of dust even when closed. So once it’s empty, we recommend cleaning it with a damp cloth and a mild cleaning product.
5. Make the most of your space
If you have drawers, you can use organizers with different compartments so your socks and underwear are always tidy. There are many types for other items too, like hangers, perfect for organizing your wardrobe efficiently and also gaining extra storage.
We hope you try some of these tips to make wardrobe changes easier, even fun! Want more recommendations like these? Visit our organization!