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Clothing for a week with two parties

Short answer: With two parties in one week you will move between smart evenings and quiet days. Choose basics that wo...

Clothing for a foggy week

Short answer: Fog is a damp cold that creeps into your clothes without you noticing. Choose layers that do not hold o...

Clothing for a week of morning frost

Short answer: Morning frost means a cold start and a milder afternoon, and your clothes need to cope with both. Dress...

Clothing for a week of snow

Short answer: In a snowy week your clothes must cope with both cold and wet. Keep the inner layers thin and dry, and ...

Clothing for a windy week

Short answer: Wind makes cold days colder, because it takes the warmth with it. A close fitting inner layer, a warm m...

Clothing for a week of heatwave

Short answer: In a heatwave your clothes need to be light, loose and quick to change. Choose soft, open fabrics in li...

Clothing for a week of rain every day

Short answer: Rain day after day is mostly about keeping your clothes dry and being able to change quickly. Choose la...

Clothing for a week of sub-zero temperatures

Short answer: A week of frost calls for a plan for your layers, not just one thick coat. Start with a thin layer next...

A checklist for a monthly laundry plan

Short answer: A fixed monthly plan for the laundry makes it easier to keep everything clean without forgetting anythi...

A checklist for a week with five days of clothes

Short answer: A working week needs five days of clothes that work together, are comfortable and can be washed at the ...

A checklist for a wardrobe with few things

Short answer: A wardrobe with few things makes it easier to choose clothes each morning and to keep track of care and...

A checklist for hand washing while travelling

Short answer: When travelling it can be practical to wash a little clothing by hand instead of packing a whole suitca...