– Speeds up your mornings – Reduces stress when choosing outfits – Stops repeat purchases of similar items – Creates a calmer, neater space – Makes laundry easier to manage – Builds confidence with clothes that fit and suit you – Encourages wearing what you love
– Set aside focused time – Prepare labeled bins for donation, resale, and trash – Start with one clothing category – Take everything out to see what you own – Identify duplicates and worn pieces – Clear a space for sorting – Try on unsure items – Be honest about fit and style – Use a timer to stay on track
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– Keep only what fits and feels good now – Let go of items you skip over – Limit sentimental pieces to one bin – Keep just one if you have multiples – Choose clothes for your current lifestyle – Remove anything uncomfortable – Keep pieces you’d wear confidently tomorrow
HOW TO DECIDE WHAT CLOTHES TO KEEP OR LET GO
Follow the one-in, one-out rule to avoid letting your closet fill up again every time you buy something new or trendy.
Keep off-season clothing stored in labeled bins, under-bed containers, or top shelves so your closet only holds what you currently wear.
Sort your clothes by type first, then organize by color to make it easier and faster to choose outfits each morning.
Use shelf dividers or drawer organizers to keep small items like socks, underwear, or scarves from becoming a jumbled, frustrating mess.
Hang your most-used clothes at eye level so they’re easy to grab, and move less-used items higher or lower for better space use.
Give your closet a quick review every month so you can catch clutter early before it builds back up over time.
– Donate good-condition clothes – Sell quality pieces – Recycle damaged items through textile programs – Cut worn-out clothes into cleaning rags – Host a clothing swap with friends – Give seasonal items to schools or nonprofits