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A capsule wardrobe for women
Short answer: Build around five colours and thirty to thirty five pieces. The goal is that every piece works with at ...
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A capsule wardrobe for men
Short answer: Thirty pieces in three colours cover a whole year. Everything matches everything, and mornings take two...
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Building a wardrobe from scratch
Short answer: Start with underwear, socks and five tops in two colours, and build from there instead of buying everyt...
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A regular summer house and a spare set out there
Short answer: Keep a fixed set of clothing, bedding and towels at the holiday house. That way nothing needs packing e...
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A longer stay abroad
Short answer: Pack for a week and plan on washing along the way. Buy what you are missing at your destination, instea...
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Moving to a hot climate
Short answer: Switch to thin, loose pieces in light colours and keep more sets of underwear than you are used to. In ...
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A new training routine and what the wardrobe is missing
Short answer: Most people buy too much at the start and discover after two months that they are training something di...
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Weight gain and clothes that have started to pull
Short answer: A garment that pulls leaves marks on the skin and gets neither nicer nor more comfortable from being wo...
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Weight loss and clothes that have got too big
Short answer: If the weight change is ongoing, new clothes will also become too large before long. Wait to replace ev...
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Fewer working days and fewer shirts
Short answer: If you go from five to three working days, the number of work pieces should drop and the number of ever...
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Retirement and a new everyday life in clothing
Short answer: The work wardrobe becomes redundant, and everyday clothes become what you wear the most. Build on what ...
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From uniform to ordinary everyday clothes
Short answer: Build five sets in the same colour family and let that be your new system. The uniform made the decisio...
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