Maintaining a wardrobe that is well organized can be painfully difficult and this is because organizing your wardrobe is an ongoing process. Fortunately, with some advice from cleaning experts and consistent practice, you should be able to spend less than twenty(20) minutes rearranging your wardrobe, leaving you a less cluttered wardrobe. Here are the top six(6) tips on organizing your closet that you should start paying attention to.
- DECLUTTER:
Holding on to clothes that do not fit you right now or are old and worn out would make you have less closet space. Get started by throwing out or donating clothes you no longer need or are torn, this way you can save valuable storage space.
2. CLEAN YOUR CLOSET:
After making piles of the clothes to donate and the ones to keep, remove any other clothes lingering in there.
Once that is dived in and deep clean your wardrobe. Sweep, vacuum, and scrub off any marks or stains that may be on the shelves or the walls. This way your wardrobe will be clean and tidy.
- PICKING OUT THE RIGHT STORAGE SOLUTION:
If you have storage problems, there is no need to hang on to old worn-out clothes and accessories "let them go ". Make storage baskets and boxes your friend. Use them to store clothes that are not in the season away till you need them. Scarves and head ties can all go in one basket.
Does your wardrobe have a swing door? make use of them, over headspace? They are good places to store shoes. If you are looking for a budget-friendly storage option then go for hanging storge.
For example, hanging shelves are designed to hold fabrics and some are even wide enough to fit baskets that act as drawers. There are also hanging shelves that are dissimilar to the fabric ones but with just enough space to fit in your shoes, The key is for everything to have a home and unless this happens your wardrobe is not going to remain tidy.
- ORGANISE BY CLOTHING TYPE:
Now that you have decluttered and picked up the right storage solutions, The next step is to put everything back in. But what's the best way to do that?
Instead of hanging clothes everywhere and shoving stuff where they fit, try arranging them in colors or by the clothing material.
For instance, you can fold and stack your underwear in one place, hang suits and more formal wear, or even stack them by color! That way dressing up becomes easier and faster.
- ONE-IN, ONE-OUT POLICY:
Here comes the hard part, for every new item brought in you need to let one go. As tough as it seems you need to stick to this so your wardrobe is always clutter-free. The trick is constantly to edit your wardrobe.
- PURCHASE ORGANIZATIONAL TOOLS:
Last but not least on our list is to consider getting tools that help make your wardrobe arranged. There are many online stores and markets which you can get these tools from. You can get clear boxes where you can store your shoes in and because you can see through them you are less likely to forget about them. Shelf dividers also come in handy as you can use them to separate your bags and purses, finally, adhesive hooks can be purchased to store belts, scarves, and jewelry.