Wardrobe Building Tools
One of the best (and least expensive!) ways to start creating your well-rounded wardrobe is to take stock of and use what you already have. You need to know your starting point – what you already have, what you wear the most of, what you know you never reach for, etc. – before attempting to declutter or add anything new.
These free wardrobe building tools are a great way to get you started. They help pinpoint any gaps your wardrobe might have, help determine which items you should keep or let go of, and help keep you from making unnecessary or impulse purchases that don’t positively contribute to your wardrobe.
Acutely aware that your wardrobe is filled with mainly one category (e.g., sweatshirts, t-shirts, or leggings) and want to balance it out a bit more?
Use this inventory list to take stock of everything in your wardrobe to help determine which items you have in abundance and which ones might be scarce.
Wardrobe Inventory List
Overwhelmed with an overfull wardrobe and don’t know where to start?
Use this declutter flowchart to sort out which pieces need to stay and which ones need to go.
Wardrobe Declutter Flowchart
Tired of making impulse purchases that aren’t positively contributing to your wardrobe (or are possibly negatively affecting your finances)?
Use this “to buy” list to keep you focused on what your wardrobe truly needs and to keep you from making unnecessary purchases that take up valuable wardrobe space without giving you anything in return.
Wardrobe To Buy List
Easy to overlook or ignore, basics are one of the most important wardrobe categories because they help everything else work together seamlessly.
Use this list as your starting point to help you choose the right kinds of basics for your wardrobe. For more information, you can read everything you need to know about basics here.
Basics List
“True style is not about having a closet full of expensive and beautiful things -
it is instead about knowing when, where, and how to utilize your collection.”
—Nina Garcia