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Hanging or folding
Short answer: Hang what creases and fold what stretches. Woven garments hang well, while knitted garments are pulled ...
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How to fold underwear so the drawer holds up
Short answer: Fold each piece into a small rectangle and stand them upright side by side. Then you see them all at on...
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How to fold a t-shirt so it comes out flat
Short answer: Lay the t-shirt with the back up, fold the sleeves in, fold the sides in and finally fold across. The r...
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Rolling or folding
Short answer: Roll clothes in the suitcase, and fold them in the drawer. Rolls take less room and crease less when tr...
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Drawer or shelf for what
Short answer: Small garments belong in the drawer, and large garments belong on the shelf. The rule is that you shoul...
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How few garments you can manage with
Short answer: Around thirty garments cover a whole wardrobe for most people, if they are chosen to go together. The n...
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What you think you are missing but are not
Short answer: The pieces you think you are missing are often the ones made for a single situation that you meet once ...
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What to buy for a new job
Short answer: Wait until after the first week for everything except the innermost layer. You only know what is worn a...
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Basics against the fun in the same purchase
Short answer: Put the money on basics and let the fun stuff be the smallest amount. Basics are used a hundred times a...
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What to do when your model is discontinued
Short answer: Measure the old garment and look for a model with the same measurements and the same material. The name...
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How to buy exactly the same thing again
Short answer: Find the model name on the label inside the garment, not just the label in the neck. Model name plus co...
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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...
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