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Drawer dividing that works
Short answer: Divide the drawer into three compartments with dividers or low boxes. One for boxers, one for socks and...
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Hangers that do not ruin shoulders
Short answer: A wide hanger with rounded ends spreads the weight over the whole shoulder. Thin wire hangers gather th...
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What should lie flat
Short answer: Everything in knit should lie flat. T-shirts, sweatshirts, underwear, socks and knitted tops keep their...
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What should hang
Short answer: Shirts, dresses, trousers with creases and jackets should hang. Everything in soft knit should lie flat...
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Roll or fold in the drawer
Short answer: Rolling fits the most pieces in the drawer and leaves the fewest sharp creases. Folding gives a neater ...
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How to fold socks
Short answer: Lay the two socks on top of each other and fold them once. Do not turn one over the other, because that...
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How to fold underwear
Short answer: Boxers are best folded in three, and briefs in two. Stand them on edge in the drawer instead of in a pi...
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How to fold T-shirts
Short answer: Lay the T-shirt back side up, fold the sleeves in, fold the sides towards the middle and fold once acro...
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How to use your measurements next time
Short answer: Find your noted numbers, look them up in the shop's own size guide and read the fabric composition. Tho...
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How to note down your measurements once
Short answer: Measure your chest, waist, hips, inside leg and shoe size, and write the five numbers down with a date....
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What a size chart does not tell you
Short answer: A size chart gives numbers for chest, waist and hips. It says nothing about the cut, how much the fabri...
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How wide a waistband should be
Short answer: A waistband of three to five centimetres spreads pressure best. Narrower than three centimetres it tend...
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