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How to avoid buying the same thing again and again

Short answer: Most people buy the same things again because they do not know what they already have. A quick count on...

What to have in the cupboard if you are starting from scratch

Short answer: Ten pairs of briefs, ten pairs of socks, five T-shirts, two jumpers, two pairs of trousers and two sets...

How to make your wardrobe easier to use

Short answer: Fewer colours, more matching pieces and a fixed spot for each category remove most of the decisions eac...

Why fewer and better pieces work better

Short answer: With fewer pieces you wear the ones you like more often, and you can spend more per piece. In return, t...

How to find your own core wardrobe

Short answer: Look at what you actually wear during a normal week. What you reach for again and again is your basic w...

Why navy is the most usable colour

Short answer: Navy matches more colours than black, hides wear almost as well as black, and looks less formal than bl...

How to choose colours that work together

Short answer: Pick two neutral base colours and stick with them, and everything matches everything without you needin...

The change from summer to autumn in the wardrobe

Short answer: Do not swap the whole wardrobe in a single day. Put the light pieces away gradually instead, and keep a...

How to keep track of what you are missing

Short answer: Look through the drawer once a quarter and set the worn pieces aside. That way you know what you are ru...

What you should keep as a spare

Short answer: An extra set of underwear, two pairs of socks and a clean towel cover most unexpected situations, from ...

How to decide whether something should be replaced

Short answer: Ask whether you would wear the piece today if it were the only clean one in the drawer. If the answer i...

Why you should buy several of the same model

Short answer: Several matching pieces save time every morning, mean a single hole does not cost a whole pair, and let...