A Bit of organization

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A bit of organization

Who hasn’t felt that indescribable sense of relief when looking at a well-organized wardrobe? To prevent your clothing from becoming an unnecessary source of stress, here are the key commandments for creating a wardrobe that's both enjoyable and functional.

Rule #1: Know Yourself: What is your body shape? Your skin tone? What enhances your appearance? Sort through your wardrobe, keeping only the pieces that truly elevate your style, and experiment with pairing them.

Rule #2: Rationalize: Fewer pieces, but of better quality and suited to your needs! Declutter and get rid of the excess.

Rule #3: Find Your Uniform: Identify the go-to looks that work for you and make dressing easy.

Rule #4: Organize by Category, Color, and Frequency of Use: Group your wardrobe by these elements for a more seamless experience.

To optimize the storage of your clothes, start by folding or hanging them according to the fabric type and frequency of use. Then arrange them by categories (trousers, shirts, etc.) and by color for better visibility.

Use boxes or dividers to organize smaller items like accessories or underwear. Finally, keep the items you wear most often within easy reach, and store seasonal or less-used garments in higher or more distant spaces.

Preventing Moisture in Your Wardrobe Naturally

Avoid cramming clothes together without space, and never store damp garments in your wardrobe; lingering moisture can lead to mold and damage fabrics.

One of the most effective ways to combat humidity is charcoal. Simply place a few pieces of charcoal in a jar with holes poked into the lid. Once placed in your wardrobe, the charcoal will naturally absorb excess moisture. Change the charcoal every 1 to 2 months, depending on the humidity level.

To Fold or to Hang?

To Fold

- T-shirts: Fold them to avoid stretching or losing shape on a hanger.

- Jeans and cotton trousers: Folding helps prevent unwanted creases and saves space.

- Wool or knit sweaters: Fold them to avoid stretching or distortion on a hanger.

- Underwear and socks: Fold for better organization.

- Shorts: Fold them for easy storage, especially if they’re not made of delicate fabric.

To Hang

- Shirts: Hang to avoid wrinkles and maintain shape.

- Suits and jackets: Hanging helps preserve their structure and prevents creasing.

- Wool or delicate trousers: Hang to keep their shape and avoid wrinkles.

- Coats and jackets: These items should be hung to avoid damage and maintain their shape.

By adopting these simple habits, you’ll ensure a wardrobe that’s both organized and ready to help you dress with ease every day.