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Have you ever opened the closet and got lost in a pile of clothes? Have you ever rummaged through your wardrobe for something to wear at your next big party and found that everything is wrinkled, stained and smelly? Looks like your wardrobe needs a revamp! This article not only shows how to classify clothes but also gives you advice on rearranging wall cabinets, cabinets and closets.

Steps

Method 1 of 3: Sort clothes

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   Take all clothes out. The first step to sorting clothes is to sort them. To do this, put everything in a closet, closet, or drawer, and stack it on the floor or bed. If you leave your clothes in more than one place, handle it one at a time. For example:
   • If you put your clothes in wall cabinets and drawers, arrange them in wall cabinets first. Once sorting is complete, repeat this whole process for multi-compartments.
   • Consider buying a box or basket to put away items that you don't see should be in wall cabinets, wardrobes or drawers.

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   Sort your clothes into two piles. Pile the clothes into two different piles: one "keeps" and the other "discarded". Try not to lose more than a few seconds when deciding which side to put an item in.
   • If it takes more than a few seconds to decide whether to wear something again, you should stack it in a third pile. It will be an "undecided" pile of items that you need to think about.
   • You can also use a basket or box to put clothes in instead of placing them on the floor or bed.

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   Sort clean and dirty clothes in the "keep" heap. Once you've decided which items to keep and which to discard, now you need to separate the piles of clothes. Separate clean clothes from laundry in a “hold” pile so that they can be hung or folded and stored.

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   Place dirty clothing in the laundry basket. When you separate dirty and clean clothes in the "keep" pile, put dirty clothes in the laundry basket. This will keep things from piling up and taking up space.
   • To save time, put your dirty clothes in the washing machine right away. This way you can wash your clothes while continuing to sort and sort.

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   Continue to split the "discarded" heap. You can put in a pile of "discard" clothes that you no longer like, no longer fit or are too faded, stained or worn. Some will have to be thrown away, others may be donated. Turn to "discard" heap and separate good clothes from old or stained ones.
   • Donated clothing must be in good condition, not torn or discolored.

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   Throw away fading, stained, or torn clothing. Heavily damaged clothing that cannot be held back and donated needs to be thrown away. You can throw it away now or put it in a garbage bag to throw away after sorting and arranging the wardrobe.
   • Consider cutting your clothes apart and saving rags for different uses. Cutting out a t-shirt can make a great rag, while rags from a checkered shirt can make good patches.
   • Consider turning your clothes into other uses. For example, a pair of jeans with torn knees at the knee can turn into a stylish shorts or dress.

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   Bring up the rest of the "discard" heap. Clothes that are no longer good enough to fit in a box or bag can be taken to the nearest donation center. You can do it now or wait until the wardrobe is finished.
   • You can also bring clothes for your sister or friend.
   • Consider selling clothes online or in your yard.

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   Review the "hold" pile. After you have finished sorting the clothes, you may find that the "hold" pile still looks like a lot. Now is the time to check it again. If there are "undecided" piles, you can check them all at once. Some clothes can fit, but no longer suit your style. Others may not look good when you wear them. Check the piles of clothes and ask yourself again if you should wear these again. Ask yourself the following questions:
   • Is that color right for you? Are you comfortable wearing that color? Some colors may suit you better than others. Choose clothes that complement your skin tone and hair color. More importantly, retain colors that you are comfortable wearing.
   • Is this style right for me? The jacket you buy might look great in the store mannequin, but it's not at all flattering when you put it on. Only keep clothes that can show your body.
   • How often do you wear those clothes? Since starting a new job in the office, your wardrobe has added more black pants and a high-walled shirt. The brightly colored blouses and skirts that you used to wear in the past are now becoming more of a place because they're not in use. Consider giving it to someone you think they will appreciate and wear regularly.
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Method 2 of 3: Organize wall cabinets and wardrobes

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   Divide into areas in closets or wardrobes based on clothes styles. Sorting clothes by style can help you quickly find what you need. It also helps to make your wardrobe look neat and tidy. You can do this by dividing the wardrobe or closet into sections and hanging the clothes in it. Areas that could be: shirts, skirts, pants, skirts and coats.
   • If you have an area for the shirt, you can think about dividing it into two more sections: long sleeves and short sleeves.
   • For a more organized look, you can make small labels and hang them between areas. Then label the labels to see what kind of clothing those areas hang.

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   Sort your clothes by color. You can systemize in a closet by hanging items of the same color together, which means hanging all red clothes in one place, and all blue in one place.
   • Try sorting clothes by type first, then by color. For example, you could hang the whole blue shirt together, and then the red shirt.

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   Think of adding shelves to a wall cabinet or wardrobe. Wall cabinets or wardrobes are not just for hanging clothes; You can attach extra shelves to the closet to hold folded items such as clothes or clothes, or bulky items like shoes and accessories. You can attach the shelf directly to the wall cabinet, or simply insert a bookshelf in the corner or place underneath short items (like a shirt).
   • If you don't have enough room to mount a shelf, consider using hanging compartments. The hanging compartment is made of cloth, canvas or plastic. You can fold the hanger if not in use, or hang it to the rest of the clothes hanger to hold hats, towels, shoes and other accessories.

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   Put more plastic drawers. Although there is not enough room to store multiple drawers, you can still store items in the drawer. Buy a plastic cabinet with lots of drawers for foldable clothes. If it is a tall plastic cabinet, you can put it in the corner of the closet or wardrobe. Low plastic cabinets can be placed under short hanging items like shirts.
   • Try buying transparent or translucent plastic drawers so you can see what's inside. You often use the visible rather than the invisible.
   • Plastic cabinets with wheels can be purchased for easy portability.

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   Use boxes or baskets to hold smaller items. If you do not have multiple drawers, you can put small items such as underwear and socks in multicolored boxes or baskets. Put the boxes and baskets on the shelf.
   • Buy boxes or baskets of the same color for a uniform look.
   • If you put boxes and baskets on a shelf, consider using contrasting colors. For example, if the shelves are white, use black or vibrant boxes or baskets such as pink or neon.

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   Store shoes in wall cabinets. Leaving your shoes in one place can help you prepare faster each morning and also help the closet look tidy. There are many ways to store shoes:
   • Cardboard or plastic shoe boxes can store shoes for off-season or special occasions that are not currently in use. Place the boxes in the top compartment of the shelf.
   • The canvas or plastic hanger compartment can be used for larger shoes like boots.
   • Shoe shelf can hang inside closet door or hook in wall cupboard. This shoe shelf is best suited for lightweight shoes like flats or loafers.
   • The shelves and compartments can hold all types of shoes, from flats, heels to boots. Consider sorting by shoe type: flats on one side and heels on the other.
   • The wooden spool holder can also be used for shoe storage. Hang the heel of the shoe on the poles. This price is suitable for storing flats, sneakers and loafers.

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   Consider moving multi-compartment cabinets into wall cabinets. If you have multiple cabinets and a wall cabinet is large enough, you can save space by moving multiple cabinets into a wall cabinet. If the cupboards are low, you can hang short items on top like a shirt. This will put your clothes in one place, and you'll prepare faster each morning. advertisement

Method 3 of 3: Organize cabinets with multiple compartments

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   Reserve each drawer for one type of clothing. When storing clothes in a multi-drawer closet, you should put one garment in each drawer. That means the shirts are piled up in the top drawer, pants and skirts in the next drawer, low or out of season ones in the bottom drawer.
   • If a multi-drawer cabinet has small drawers, you should use it for smaller items such as socks and underwear.

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   Consider classifying your clothes according to the circumstances of your wear. Arranging clothes by circumstances not only helps you get ready in the morning, but also makes your wardrobe more organized. If you have to wear your school or work uniform, put your uniform in one drawer, and your casual clothes in another. Remember to separate shirts and pants or skirts.
   • You can put your casual shirt and uniform shirt in the same drawer, one side for your uniform, and the other for your shirt. Do the same with pants and skirts.

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   Fold and fold clothes by color. When folding and storing clothes, consider sorting them by color. Stacked a stack of black shirts and a stack of white shirts. If your clothes are colorful and there is not enough room, you can stack the light colors in one stack, and the other is a dark shirt.

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   Consider lining up your clothes vertically. If you have a lot of shirts, you can save space by folding and stacking them vertically in a cupboard instead of stacking them. Your wardrobe will look like a filing cabinet.

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   Try dividing cells. Placing a divider in a drawer is a great way to organize smaller items. If your wardrobe has only large compartments, consider setting aside an underwear and socks compartment; Use a divider to avoid mixing underwear and socks.
   • You can make a divider yourself with cardboard boxes wrapped in decorative wrapping paper.
   • You can also insert small boxes into the drawer to sort widgets. Make sure the compartments are low enough to fit inside and close the cupboard.

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   Roll the socks and underwear folding. Although small, socks and underwear can be very bulky and take up a lot of space. You can save space by rolling your socks and folding your underwear - this also makes your drawer tidy and tidy as well.

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   Rotate clothes in drawers seasonally. You usually wear short-sleeved shirts in summer and sweaters in winter. Consider moving your clothes into different drawers in the closet depending on the season. In the summer, store lightweight clothing such as skirts, shorts, and sleeveless sweaters in the upper compartments; Warm clothes like long-sleeved shirts and sweaters in the bottom compartment. In winter, move shorts and sleeveless sweaters to the bottom compartment, warm sweaters and long-sleeved shirts to the top compartment. Store out-of-season clothes in a drawer to save space.
   • You can save space in your closet for extra clothes by storing out-of-season clothes in a drawer under your bed. If you have a closet, you can store out-of-season clothes on top of the shelf.

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   Save space by moving multiple drawers into wall cabinets. If the closet has enough room, you can put all your clothes in one place by moving the multi-drawer cabinet into the wall closet. If the cupboards are low, you can still hang small items on top like a shirt. Stacking all your clothes in one place will save you time getting ready each morning for work or school. advertisement

Advice

• Sort clothes by type: shirts, skirts, pants, skirts and jackets.
• Sort your clothes by color. When sorting colors in a closet or wardrobe, consider placing all light-colored clothing on one side and darker clothing on the other.
• If you have multiple cabinets and a wall cabinet is large enough, you should think about moving multiple cabinets into a wall cabinet.
• Consider using multi-level hanger to hang multiple pants or skirts to save space.
• Consider buying a hanger of the same color and style. This little detail will help your wardrobe to be uniform.
• When buying boxes or baskets for wall cabinets, be sure to buy the same model and color.