The BEST Way To Declutter Clothes *life-changing*

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Wondering how to declutter clothes in the best way? Now closet decluttering shouldn't leave us with only a decluttered closet but it should also help us improve our style and future shopping habits. Yet, most of the clothes decluttering methods don't really touch on that, and today I want to change that :)

So here is a step-by-step clothes decluttering guide that you can use for your wardrobe, that will result in a decluttered closet, improved style confidence, and smarter shopping decisions. Enjoy!

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[victoriakilian]

I love this. I’m constantly decluttering but always feel like I’m missing something so I end up purchasing without any plan so learn how to shop for those gaps is a game changer.

[CD-ctfc]

The BEST video on decluttering a closet, hands down!!!! I started doing the Kon Mari method and gradually started accumulating a maybe pile, but how brilliant to think of writing everything down to really narrow it down! Brilliant!!!!

[jac]

I have watched so many decluttering videos and I have to say that this is the absolute best. I am 64 and I have been into fashion since Twiggy and I have always declutter the way you explained. I tried every item on. Thank you for making this video and I'm so glad I found you!

[olagerta]

I moved out to one room aparment and I had to match all my clothes to closet: 1.1m width and 2.8m height. I thought that it is impossible but thanks to this experience I'm happy. Decluttered made me happy that I could get rid of clothes which remind me about bad memories. Now I have space for creating the wardrobe which I love :)

[KimBedene]

I forgot to mention two things:
- also write down what kind of metals or hardware are there in your items, or if there is none at all (very useful to have!)
- and another reason why we want to do this in categories is to see the different preferences we have when it comes to different categories (e.g. you may like colourful tops, but prefer neutral bottoms - which is again very useful when shopping)

[CraftsBayou]

Ok now this feels like you’re on to something because I keep making the same mistakes! Excited to do this! 👗

[Rudelherz]

I only keep items I would buy again. The rest goes in our family store. I learned from previous mistakes where I had to go and get certain things again because I was even more minimal than my YT minimalists. Today I wonder how they can make 100+ declutter videos until I understood, they were actively bringing it in, it is just not what they show, making you feel miserable. I really liked this 'soft' approach. It is more intelligent than the emotional 'get rid of it all, now' - regret it later, or get it again. IMO most minimalists are hired by the weak economy to sell and produce more😢😂 I literally heard them say, 'now there is space we can go shopping again'. Just to create another declutter vid and keep us busy watching their endless channels when we should live our lives and not be told what to toss. This one is different, thank you❤

[thefutureissmall]

Thank you Kim! I love this more scientific approach to de-cluttering & better understanding your style. You should maybe consider attaching a PDF with those all-important questions you've listed so viewers have a ready-to-use resource?

[Marsolan]

I loved it. I have an excel file where I record my garments for the last 5 months. I collect some of the same questions, but your data is much more valuable such a comfort level and how it makes me feel etc. I will update the file tomorrow with some of your questions. This is how I do it, in case someone finds some parts of it useful.
I have created a file in a table format with all the clothes categories and all of my garments (date of purchase if knows, price, color, fabric, pattern etc).
Everytime I wear an item, I record it. After a 3 month of a season passed, I look at what I wore the most and analyze the items to see why I preferred them. Then, I analyze what I did not wear and why.
Extremely useful.

[shanghaiedsigrid]

With the items I keep/put in maybe, I will try on everything in the wardrobe with it. For example, if i have a pair of pants, i will try it on with every single top, no matter how sceptical I am to whether it will look good or not. Through this method I have found a lot of new combinations and ways to wear items I used to think were difficult to wear. It helps me feel a lot more creative and opens my mind to what I really like.

[sarabogren]

Funny! This is almost exactly how I do it!

Except: I start by "keep" or "maybe keep" vs. "not keep", which saves me the work of writing things down for what I won't keep anyway.

But then again, it could be useful to know what you don't want to keep, to know not to buy it again. I guess I've done that in my mind for most of my life, which makes shopping easier: "No, not my colour!", "Acrylic. NO WAY!!!" "No turtleneck." Etc.etc.etc. (I'm 47 years old. I wasn't like that at the age of 15.)

❤ /Sara

[surabhitrivedi]

Wow. Not sure how much I can do but this looks really effective. 👗

[skylerrue]

My only wardrobe is built-in and small but has everything in it: clothes, bedding, towels, shoes etc. even two bags of stuffed animals so I really have to keep it organized. I understand now why I don't wear certain clothes. These will be taken to our local animal shelter, they receive money for each kilogram. Thank you so much for your video :D

[sarahthatcher]

Best decluttering video EVER! Thank you. ❤

[sabrinake]

These practical tips are SO helpful! Thank you so much for providing this at no cost for us. <3

[einbisschenchaotis]

What a great vídeo! It's the best step by step declutter guide. I'm trying to get rid off the clothing I don't wear but there have been years and I'm collecting more and more clothes. Today I'm going to try your tips. Wish me luck!

[aenigmatica]

So great!! I love how scientific this is!!

[murim]

This is the most useful video I have found after years of trying to declutter my closet and often not being sure what to buy after I missed out essentials after (Konmari wasn't the solution for me xD )
10 items in and I already learned that I never have to buy 3/4 sleeves again. Thank you ♥

[cathysamborn]

Love the red blazer, love the metal hardware. Like that you inject red into the neutrals you wear, so they don't look so drab. Red puts energy into your neutral wardrobe.

[lynneroute]

👗i am excited by this Kim! I have done several declutters over the past year but I can't wait to try this one. I have a feeling it will get me the beautifully curated closet I want and a very appropriate minimal shopping list.