I want to love every item in my wardrobe. Do I love this item? If not, is the item functional? I make a note in my wear tracker to declutter them if I don’t use them. Some are a definite “yes” and some are a definite “no” (the items I didn’t wear or didn’t really enjoy wearing when it was weather appropriate to wear them). If I’m assessing all of my wardrobe in a particular declutter, this is a question that I ask myself for the clothing that I’m not currently wearing. Anything that isn’t will be covered by the next… 2. So most of my present capsule clothing will be covered under this question. Each capsule has a duration of around 6 months. As a result, I am now working towards a 2 seasonal capsule wardrobe. I live in a place with extremely different cold and hot seasons. I like to use 6 months as a time limit for if I’ve worn something. If fewer pieces of clothing gets me a little more of that, I’d say that’s a fair exchange! 8 Questions to Ask While Decluttering Your Closet 1. For me, owning less means more peace and freedom in my everyday life. Maybe you’re reading this and wondering why I strive to have less if it’s gotten more difficult to let things go. It was easy.īut as my closet got smaller and smaller, it became harder and harder to let things go. At first, I didn’t really need anything to help me declutter clothing…I had so much that I didn’t wear/like. Am I there yet? Not entirely, but I get closer each time.Īnd to help me get there, I’m always trying to come up with strategies/questions to help me let go of items that I don’t need. At first, I wanted to have no more than 50 items total, but I no longer have a number goal. But since then, I’ve had this ultimate goal to have a minimalist year round wardrobe. As a former shopaholic, I had A LOT of clothes. I’ve had a lot of closet declutters since 2015 when I first discovered minimalism. I was so excited to do it that I actually did it a month early, in December! Is one of your goals for 2022 to declutter your closet? It was definitely one of mine.
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