We have said it before and we will say it again - selling your clothing is a great way to clear out your closet and make some spending money for pieces that will serve you better! Learn more about how to make money consigning and which criteria your pieces need to meet to be accepted at Trove. It’s time for the last step: separating the items in the ‘not keep’ pile and choosing whether to sell or donate them. Hang and put away all the pieces that made the cut. White tees are always good to have in multiples, but how many pairs of nearly identical light wash jeans do you need? By identifying which of these categories your pieces may fall under, you can figure out what is worth keeping and what can go. A white button-down, well-made blazer, and the little black dress are perfect examples. Lastly, classics are always in style and should have a permanent place in your closet. Trends last a little longer and make their mark, but once they’re out, you won’t be seeing them come back into fashion for another 20 years. You can read more on her process on her site.įads represent items whose moment has come and gone (matrix sunglasses and biker shorts … #notsorry). Take inspiration from Instagram or Pinterest and see if any of the maybes can help round out an outfit idea. Channel your inner Alyssa Beltempo and ‘shop your closet’. You may also notice trends that help improve your future shopping habits.Īnother way to decide whether or not to keep certain items is by re-imagining them and how they can be worn. By taking some of the emotion out of these decisions, organizing your closet becomes a less painful and more rewarding process. This exercise will give you the opportunity to think critically about each of your ‘maybes’ - there’s a reason you put it in that pile after all! Something you once loved may not suit your lifestyle anymore and that’s okay. Comb through these items methodically and ask yourself these questions:ĭoes it flatter my body’s shape? Is it worth having tailored? Choosing to part with items in your closet can be difficult, time-consuming, and exhausting. This is where pieces will return with the ‘keeps’ to the closet or join the ‘not keep’ pile.
Putting away clothes that you won’t wear for a few months allows space physically and visually for you to stay organized. Next, store off season items (clothing, accessories, footwear, outerwear) and formal wear that doesn’t yet have an occasion. Rotating your closet every season is a great way to make a habit of keeping your closet clutter-free. As you do this, organize it in a way that’s right for you - by item type, colour, or favourite outfit combinations. This is the easy part! Put away the clothes you wear regularly, are in season, or that you know you are not parting with. Empty out your closet and separate everything into three piles: keep, maybe, and not keep. The best place to start is to make a game plan, thus deciding what to: keep, sell, donate. These are our tips for tackling that closet. A neat and tidy closet can feel like a clear mind. The closet is a great place to start especially when it comes to decluttering. Tackling spring clean can definitely be overwhelming, but if you take it day by day, set manageable goals, and keep a list, you and your home will be feeling good-as-new in no time. Believe it or not, Spring is just around the corner and you know what that means: time for Spring cleaning! A great time to tidy, declutter, and put whatever 2020 was behind us.
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