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When you move in with someone
Short answer: Two wardrobes in one closet means half the space per person. That forces a clear-out, and it is usually...
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Clothes when you train less than before
Short answer: Training less means fewer washes and less wear, but also that your body produces less heat. You will fe...
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Clothes when you train more than before
Short answer: More training means more washing and a greater need for clothes that move moisture away from the skin. ...
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When the body has changed over a year
Short answer: Measure yourself again instead of guessing from old sizes. A year can shift your bust and waist by seve...
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Clothes during a longer period of sick leave
Short answer: When you are at home for a long time, clothing becomes a frame for the day rather than an outfit. Choos...
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The wardrobe when you retire
Short answer: Without a workplace to dress for, half the purpose of your wardrobe disappears. What remains should be ...
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Clothes when you start working from home
Short answer: Working from home is often colder than an office, because most people turn the heating down when they a...
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When you move from physical work to an office
Short answer: An office feels cooler than you are used to, because you move far less. Your wardrobe needs to shift fr...
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When you move from office to physical work
Short answer: Physical work makes completely different demands: more sweat, more movement and more wear. The wardrobe...
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Clothes for the first day at a new job
Short answer: Choose something you already know fits well, and dress one step smarter than you think is required. You...
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Clothes when you start studying
Short answer: A student wardrobe has to handle frequent washing, long days, and both lectures and evenings. A few goo...
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A new wardrobe after a move
Short answer: A move is the best time to see what you actually wear. Anything you pack without missing it is a candid...
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