Hello everyone! In this blog is about organize wardrobe….. 

Create a separate room for each season:

The first step is creating a separate room for your closet where you can store all of your clothes that are being worn outside of the seasons. This helps keep them organized and makes it easier to find things later on down the road.

Store shoes together:

Keep your shoes in their own category and place them together rather than just throwing them anywhere. The point of this is to make finding shoes easy and not having to search through many places.

Hang your coats together:

Similar to how we put our shoes in the same spot, hang your coat in the closet as well. If it’s wintertime, have your lighter clothing hanging inside your outerwear (sweaters, jackets) to stay out of the way, but still be able to grab them if needed.

Use color coding:

I think this might be one of the easiest ways to keep your closet organized. Color code your clothes into different categories and then group them together whenever possible. You can use small notecards to write down what category each piece belongs in, or you can just put a sticker on them. Either way, it works well!

Don’t overdo it :

If you have too much stuff, don’t let it get out of hand. I know we all want to own everything, but at some point, you have to stop collecting and focus on getting rid of things instead. I recommend starting in your room first and taking it from there.

Make sure your closet has plenty of space:

Sometimes, it can help to move around your closet to see how much space you actually have. Take inventory by measuring the length, width, and height of your space; consider adding additional shelves, hanging racks, or even a lofted ceiling to maximize your closet space.

Don’t skip the labels :

Labels are great tools for keeping track of your belongings. You can label your bags, drawers, boxes, and clothing items with permanent markers. Be sure to date the labels so you can easily tell what was taken out of the closet several years ago.

Use coordinating hangers:

Nothing screams closet chaos quite like a collection of wire and neon plastic hangers trying to peacefully coexist alongside one another.

Roll t-shirts, pajamas, and workout clothes into storage boxes:

Things like cotton shirts, leggings, and polyester shorts tend to be thin and pliable, making them perfect candidates for the roll and tuck technique.

Store your most used clothes at eye level:

Keep everything you wear on a regular basis in the middle of your closet at eye level so it’s easy to find and grab in your early morning. 

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