bambus
Why one piece at a time works best
Short answer: One piece at a time works best, because you find out whether size and fabric suit you before you have b...
Read more
The order when you build a wardrobe
Short answer: Build from the inside out, and move from what you use often to what you use rarely. That order means ev...
Read more
What to buy first when the drawer is empty
Short answer: Buy underwear and socks first, then t-shirts. These are the pieces you wear every day, and they are the...
Read more
What makes clothes cheap
Short answer: Four things make clothes cheap: coarser yarn, thinner fabric, simpler seams and larger production runs....
Read more
What makes clothes expensive
Short answer: Three things make clothes expensive: the material, the amount of work in the sewing and the number of s...
Read more
Fewer and better against more and cheaper
Short answer: Fewer and better costs more per piece and less per wear, if you actually wear them. More and cheaper gi...
Read more
The price of clothes that are never worn
Short answer: Clothes that never get worn cost space, overview and the full purchase price. A garment that sits for t...
Read more
How to avoid wrong purchases
Short answer: Measure a garment you already own, compare it with the chart in centimetres, and buy just one piece fir...
Read more
What a wrong purchase costs
Short answer: A wrong purchase costs the full price. A garment that is never worn costs the same as one worn every we...
Read more
The smallest wardrobe that works
Short answer: Seven sets of underwear, seven pairs of socks, five t-shirts, two sets of nightwear, two sets of beddin...
Read more
How many sets of bedding is enough
Short answer: Three sets per bed is the number most households can live with: one on the bed, one in the cupboard and...
Read more
How many sets of underwear is enough
Short answer: Ten to fourteen. Enough for a week with room to spare, so you do not have to wash twice a week or run o...
Read more
