Reginald J.
I simply have this same issue as I worked retail for years and this def isn’t gonna help but better storage. And kinda trying to focus what you buy and asking yourself “is it trendy?” “Is the fabric made cheaply?” and “is this in the budget or is it too expensive?” And “is it something we will need to have in the next few months, etc for example a scarf, new winter coat..” and really asking yourself weather ur actually going to wear something anymore or if it provides any emotional value. I also find giving things as hand me downs to someone I know makes it easier than donating somewhere random to start. I also always tell myself I’m going to get rid of some clothes and never do because of good memories associated with them of being younger but I need to because I won’t wear them and barely fit into most of those.
Joshua Z.
Declutter your wadrobe. Keep the clothes you like and that fit and donate the rest. Either to charity or give them to close family members.
Nice B.
Hi my dear friend
Dealing with clothes is not hard, take it easy. First find all the clothes that it’s smaller than your or got a bad cut off, second take the small and clean them will you have two options donate it or place it away from your wardrobe. Third you can put the clothes that you wear the most in the top so it will be easy to get them or if you want to change do the opposite.
Good luck 🍀
I hope these tips will be helpful
Dealing with clothes is not hard, take it easy. First find all the clothes that it’s smaller than your or got a bad cut off, second take the small and clean them will you have two options donate it or place it away from your wardrobe. Third you can put the clothes that you wear the most in the top so it will be easy to get them or if you want to change do the opposite.
Good luck 🍀
I hope these tips will be helpful
