Here’s how pros tackle it!
This is usually because most of us have tons of clothing we need to access every day.
So, whats really best?
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Arranging by color, season, or something else?
Hint: it’s all about prioritizing what you wear regularly, based on the season.
Heres how a professional organizer tackles one of the trickiest aspects of home organization.
So dont start rearranging until youvedecluttered first.
If youre no longer in your prairie-dress era, its OK to find new homes for those pieces.
Additionally, try and find new homes for clothing that no longer makes sense to keep.
Narrow it down, especially if your closet feels cramped.
“Otherwise, place them in bins or space-saver bags that can help you store items more compactly.
However, this can be highly personal.
If you attend formal events for work every month, you may want to keep yourformalwearin your bedroom closet.
Commonly used items should be easily accessible, Preciado-Fonseca explains.
These items can be folded and placed elsewhere as needed.
Start by Categorizing
Once youve decided what belongs in your closet, Preciado-Fonseca advisescategorizing everything.
Keep Items That Go Together Near Each Other
Remember that practicality is key.
Preciado-Fonseca suggests keeping tops and bottoms near each other.
For dresses, she recommends sorting by throw in first.
Preciado-Fonseca says it’s best to sort by pop in, then by color.
For example, instead of putting belts on a hanger, consider hanging them on hooks inside your closet.
