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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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What it costs to replace as you go
Short answer: Replacing gradually means a small fixed expense each quarter instead of a large one every other year. O...
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What it costs to replace the whole drawer
Short answer: If you replace the whole drawer at once, you get one large expense and a new drawer where everything we...
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The economics of buying several identical
Short answer: Several identical garments last longer overall than the same number of different ones, because wear is ...
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A budget for a basics wardrobe
Short answer: Plan for a set of basics that covers one week, plus three sets of bedding and two towels per person. Fr...
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When old clothes are still the best
Short answer: A garment that has lasted five years has proved something new clothes cannot. Do not throw it out becau...
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How rotation extends the life
Short answer: Rotation spreads out the wear. Ten garments worn in turn last longer together than ten garments where t...
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All socks in the same colour
Short answer: Buy ten identical socks instead of five different pairs. Then there is never a single sock left over, a...
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