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What to buy first when the budget is tight
Short answer: When the budget is tight, buy first what you use every day and change most often: socks and underwear. ...
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How to find out what you actually wear
Short answer: You find out what you actually wear by watching it for a short period instead of guessing. Note what go...
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Count your socks and find the pairs you never wear
Short answer: Count all your socks, sort them into piles by use and find the pairs you never put on. It usually turns...
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When you only want one colour
Short answer: A wardrobe in a single colour is the simplest there is. Everything goes with everything, there is nothi...
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Two colours are enough in a drawer
Short answer: A drawer with two colours is easier to use than one with seven. Everything goes with everything, and th...
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What you wear twelve months a year
Short answer: The pieces you wear all year are the ones worth spending money on. They have the lowest cost per wear a...
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What stays in the wardrobe all year
Short answer: Some pieces never change season. Underwear, socks and thin layers are worn twelve months a year, just i...
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When to switch your wardrobe
Short answer: Do not change your wardrobe by the calendar but by the morning temperature. When mornings have stayed s...
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A simple plan for buying clothes over a year
Short answer: A plan makes shopping cheaper and more useful. Twice a year with a few pieces at a time keeps your ward...
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When to replace rather than add
Short answer: There is a difference between buying one more piece and replacing one. The first expands your wardrobe,...
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What you should own two of
Short answer: Some pieces you should own two of, because they are worn every day and cannot wait for a wash. Others a...
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A wardrobe for summer
Short answer: The summer wardrobe is the smallest of them all, but it is worn the hardest. Everything is washed more ...
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