How To Organise Your Wardrobe
Clothes spilling out of your wardrobe? Cant close your wardrobe doors anymore? We've all been there, having tonnes of clothes but still feel like you have nothing to wear. Good news is that we've got 5 simple tips that you can start working on today to get that wardrobe back in shape.
Start with a clear-out
Take everything out of your wardrobe and go through what clothes you want to keep and what clothes you want to throw away, sell or give to charity. Try on clothes as you go, you may come across a couple of gems that you have forgotten about or never worn before.
One-in-one-out policy
Meaning for every new item of clothing you purchase, you have to get rid of one item of clothing from your wardrobe. if you don't edit your wardrobe the clothes will start building up and think you have loads of clothes but in reality you will have a volume of clothes that are outdate or no longer fit.
Make some extra cash with unwanted clothes
You don't have to lose out every time you get rid of clothes, you can earn some money back by selling them. There are multiple websites where you can sell your clothes on such as Ebay, Depop, Vinted and shpock.
Separate your clothes into seasons
If you cant find anything in your wardrobe since its full to the brim, its time to organise your wardrobe by season. Divide what clothes are best for each season and keep the other seasons out the way in a vacuumed sealed bag. There's no point keeping summer dresses in your wardrobe when its the middle of winter, or keeping thick jumpers in the baking summer season.
Keep shoes out of the wardrobe
Shoes can take up a lot of valuable space, avoid putting shoes in your wardrobe. Focus on putting them in boxes or purchasing a shoe storage that doesn't take too much space in your house.
Summary
Lets face it, knowing how to organise your wardrobe and declutter can be stressful and feel like a mammoth of a task. But having a well-organised wardrobe can make a huge different when it comes to actually getting dressed.
