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Why you should start with the neutral colours
Short answer: Start with the neutral colours, because they go with everything you already own and stay in the wardrob...
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How many colours you actually need
Short answer: Two to three colours in the base layer and a few on top are enough for most people. More colours do not...
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How to find a replacement that comes close
Short answer: Compare four things: material composition, fabric weight, the garment's measurements and the type of se...
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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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How to buy clothes for someone else
Short answer: Look in the other person's wardrobe instead of guessing. The label in the neck of a garment they wear o...
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How to buy without trying on
Short answer: Measure a garment you already own and like, and compare those numbers with the shop's size chart. The l...
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When in the year to buy what
Short answer: Buy summer clothes in August and winter clothes in February if you can wait. If you cannot wait, buy wh...
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Try one before you buy five
Short answer: Buy a single piece, wear it for a week, wash it once, and only then buy the rest. That one week decides...
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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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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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