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One
must ask themselves if these garments that they
own are things that reflect their personal style
and who they are and if they have too many of
such items. Although you do not necessarily have
to trim down your wardrobe and shoe collection
to achieve an organized closet it certainly helps
to weed out anything that you truly have no interest
in wearing again.
There
are not rules as to how your closet has to be
organized, you can choose what ever fits your
lifestyle best. Some people like to sort their
clothes by color while other prefer to place short
sleeved shirts with one another, long sleeved
shirts with one another, pants together, skirts
together, jackets along side one another, etc.
Don't worry if you don't have enough hangers to
hold all of you clothes, you can temporarily pack
up seasonal pieces or fold things like jeans and
sweaters.
You
may not need to get any new pieces for your closet
organizing and be just fine. A good thing to try
and do is limit what you closet contains to the
things that you wear on a regular basis and remove
anything that is seasonal to another area, such
as another closet in your house, in a dresser or
trunk in your bedroom or other part of the house
or stored in boxes or trunks underneath your bed.
Although you may not wear your nicest suit or |
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gown on a regular basis if you choose to leave
it hanging in your bedroom closet consider have
such an item or items to the end of the closet,
staying both wrinkle free and easy to find when
the time comes to wear it. Another good thing
to do is to fold large pieces, like bulky sweaters,
and put them in a dresser instead of hanging them
up. Such items will be out of the way making everyday
dressing easier and certainly more organized and
in the long run will help accomplish the tasks
of putting the clean laundry away.
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