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√ A cardigan is the most versatile piece of clothing you can own.  Wear it alone, buttoned or unbuttoned over a shell, button shirt or turtleneck, over your shoulders or around your waist.
 

√ If you have shelves in your closet install more of them.  Place them close together to avoid having to dig through piles to find what you want.
 

√ Reduce the time you spend dealing with clothing by buying your kids all one color sock.  Throw them in a basket in their closets -- no folding, no matching, no worrying about lost socks.
 

√ Remove one accessory or item of clothing after dressing tomorrow morning.  Less can be more.

√ Separate your clothing by category:  work, play, dress-up.  Hang pieces of suits and outfits separately to expand your wardrobe options.
 

√ Store shoes on closet shelves with the right shoes pointing in and the left shoe pointing out.  You'll store more shoes and will also be able to view both the color and heel size of each pair.

 

√ Have a shoe spot near the door.  Take off your shoes when you enter so keep your home cleaner. 

 

√ Organize your wardrobe by first emptying your closet and separating items into these categories:  mend, donate, store until (use a date six months from today -- if you're on a diet or just had a baby), hold (if you need to try it on), and trash.  If an item is a definite keeper (it fits well and looks great on you) then hang it back in your closet.

 

√ Avoid using valuable closet space for "Memory" clothing such as a prom dress, wedding dress or something you wore on your first date with your husband in 1980.  Instead, try an under-the-bed container.  of course, that's only if you really must keep it.  consider donating it so someone else can enjoy it also.

 

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√ Establish a place in your closet for empty hangers, perhaps a basket.  On laundry day, simply carry them to the laundry room.
 

√ Set out tomorrow's outfit, including shoes and jewelry, tonight.  Make sure there are no missing buttons or dirty spots.  Start tomorrow on a good note.
 

√ Hang a large mesh bag in the laundry room for dry-clean-only items.  Establish a weekly (or monthly) routine for drop off and pick up.