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Before dealing with your clothes for fall, you’ll have to put your summer clothes away. If you have enough time on your hands, you can declutter your summer wardrobe and put the things you’re no longer wearing away for donation or sale before placing the rest in the back of your closet.
Go Through Your Fall Clothes
Instead of simply putting your fall clothes in the front of your closet, you should take some time to assess them. Go through your sweaters, cardigans, jeans, skirts, jackets, and other fall staples, and take some to decide which ones are worth keeping. In addition to decluttering your closet, this step will help you avoid buying items you already have once you go shopping for new fall clothes.
Have a System
If you don’t already have a system for organizing your clothes in place, it’s time to work on it. You can either organize your clothes by color or group similar items together. Jackets, coats, blazers, blouses, cardigans, and dresses are best hung if you have enough room, while everything else is best folded.
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Whether you’re the type of person who loves cleaning and organizing or perhaps someone who doesn’t enjoy the activity as much as the end result, you need to set aside enough time to complete such a big project. It would be ideal to have a whole day to take out, try, and sort all the items you keep in your wardrobe.
Be Realistic
Decluttering should be all about the things you want to keep so be realistic about your lifestyle and your actual needs. If you spend most of your time at home, perhaps you don’t need to hang on to all the clothes you used to wear to work. If you’ve just finished school and are about to start working, expect your fashion needs to change, too.
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Once you’ve decided what clothes you want to keep and what needs to go out of your life, you need to sort the pile that isn’t going back to your closet. Separate into categories like selling, donating, repairing, recycling, etc.
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