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The wardrobe when you travel a lot for work

Short answer: When half your nights are spent away from home, your wardrobe has to pack well. Choose few colours, thi...

When you start cycling to work

Short answer: Cycling makes you sweat, even in cold weather, and your clothes need to handle both the ride and the wo...

Clothes when you take extended leave

Short answer: A longer leave means more hours at home and fewer changes of clothes during the day. Your wardrobe can ...

Clothes during a period of night shifts

Short answer: Night shifts turn your day upside down, and your body is at its coldest around four in the morning. You...

When you have to wear a uniform at work

Short answer: With a uniform, all your clothing choices move to what you wear underneath and what you wear outside wo...

Clothes when you move to a colder country

Short answer: In a colder country it is often warmer indoors than you are used to, and colder outdoors. The answer is...

Clothes when you move to a warmer country

Short answer: In warm countries it is often cooler indoors than outdoors because of air conditioning, and that turns ...

When you stop commuting

Short answer: Without a commute, you no longer need clothes that handle three climates. Instead you wear the same clo...

Clothes when you commute daily

Short answer: A commuting day has three climates: home, the journey and work. Your clothes need to handle all three w...

The wardrobe when you share a cupboard

Short answer: When two people share a wardrobe, each needs a fixed, clearly marked space. Without a clear line, one p...

The wardrobe in a one room flat

Short answer: With little space, every piece of clothing needs to work in several situations. A small wardrobe needs ...

When you move apart

Short answer: Moving apart often means half of the household has to be replaced. Start with what you use every day, a...

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