I feel most comfortable after traveling when I go through all my belongings, taking everything out of my suitcase and putting each item away. I especially enjoy taking my time to organize everything.
Even though tidying up takes a long time each time, when I look at my clean room and organized closet, I feel a sense of accomplishment wherever I look.
However, organizing closets isn’t exactly a hobby for most women; in fact, it can be quite a headache! I’ve spent countless hours cleaning it up, only for it to return to its original state a few days later, and I gradually lost interest in tidying up.
Today, I want to take you through the steps of organizing a closet that I’ve personally tried and found to be effective and easy to follow. Take advantage of the weekend to organize your wardrobe.
Part 1: Regular “Breakups”
Do you often experience this feeling? When you wake up in the morning and stand in front of your closet not knowing what to wear, even though you frequently buy clothes but you feel like you only wear a few items.
Therefore, it’s time to take a good look at your clothes and learn to get rid of them! Many of the outfits you buy may not have been worn once but are taking up much-needed space in your closet, which explains why it’s looking messy and small.
So how do you know if a piece of clothing should be discarded?
Ask yourself the following questions:
– Do you still like this dress now?
– What’s the condition like? Are there any obvious stains?
– Does it still fit? Will it make you look slimmer, fatter, or will it feel comfortable to wear?
– Is it a classic or a popular style? Is there a suitable occasion to wear it?
– How long have you had it? Are you still willing to wear it now?
After asking these questions about the clothes, you will probably come to understand the likelihood of wearing them in the future. When you think about it carefully, even though some of the clothes were beautiful and expensive when you bought them, if they don’t fit quite right, you’ll probably never wear them again. “I will wear it when I have a chance” is just a consolation to yourself.
Part 2: Dismantle the Closet Partitions
After getting rid of the clothes we don’t wear regularly, it’s time to talk about the closet!
Let’s talk about the closet partition first. The purpose of partitioning the closet is to make better use of every space in the closet. A reasonable partition will be beneficial to our storage.
A closet that only has external aesthetics but no reasonable partitions inside is not a perfect closet. Therefore, it is crucial to understand how to first partition the closet before proceeding to the next step of分区（fenqu） storage.
Part 3: Utilize Space Reasonably
For many fashionable ladies, there are just too many types of clothing and bags, and simple closet compartments cannot meet their storage needs. Since they cannot find a suitable storage location for different types of clothing, many spaces cannot be used effectively.
Therefore, in order to fully and effectively utilize the partitions inside the closet, you can choose suitable storage accessories according to different types of clothing, such as pants racks, grid drawers, storage baskets, storage boxes, etc.
They can be used to divide the middle and lower spaces. On the one hand, it can make the closet look more organized and tidy; on the other hand, some non-fixed accessories can continue to be used when changing closets in the future.
The upper and lower levels of the closet are usually suitable for storing clothes and bedding. Since the closet is opened and closed every day, there is actually a lot of dust in it, so it is recommended to use a plastic storage box or a cloth box with a zipper to store seasonal clothes, bedding, and quilts.
Here I can offer a little tip for storing bedding. Use a pillowcase as a storage bag for bedding. Fold the bed sheet and quilt cover to fit the size of the pillowcase, and then wrap it up using the pillowcase. You will find that it is very easy to store and it is very neat.
Part 4: Let the Clothes “Stand”
The Japanese homemaking queen Marie Kondo once said that all clothes should be stored “standing”. This not only saves space but also makes it very easy to see.
How to fold clothes upright.
Drawers that used to be a cluttered mess will look completely different once you fold your clothes using the above method!
Part 5: Suggested Storage Artifacts
In addition to the storage knowledge and skills shared with you above, I would also like to introduce some storage artifacts to you! They definitely are a good helper for storage.
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