24 Ways To Organise Your Wardrobe
There’s no time like the present for a good sort out and one of the best places to start is your wardrobe. That’s why we’ve put together an edit of the best organisational tools and accessories out there – with some helpful tips from a couple of experts.
By Georgina Blaskey
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Start by getting everything out. GO THROUGH IT ALL, categorise items and then create separate piles. TRY ON OLD PEICES and think about how you’d RESTYLE THEM before allocating them a space.
Sarah Greig from Edit By Sarah Greig
CATEGORISE your wardrobe by PRODUCT and COLOUR. If you are lucky enough to have a big wardrobe, KEEP ALL YOUR CLOTHES TOGETHER – our style is so much more TRANS-SEASONAL now.
Sarah
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The most effective systems are often the SIMPLEST. Once the editing is done, ITS ABOUT CREATING ZONES so you can always find what you need. CATEGORISE BY ITEM and create a storage system that keeps things tidy.
Laura Price from The Home Organisation
Use drawer inserts and dividers to KEEP CATEGORES SEPARATE. Another absolute must for drawers is FILE FOLDING. Instead of layering clothes in a pile, fold them slightly smaller so they can STAND UPRIGHT, like a row of files in a filing cabinet.
Laura
Matching slimline hangers are GAME CHANGING. Creating a uniform look instantly REDUCES THE APPEARANCE OF CLUTTER AND ELEVATES THE LOOK of your wardrobe.
Laura
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For more inspiration, visit EditBySarahGrieg.co.uk and TheHomeOrganisation.co.uk.
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