How to Keep Your Closet Organized Year-Round
- Brian Tinsman
- May 23, 2025
- 1 min read
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Getting your closet organized is a wonderful feeling—but keeping it that way is where the magic happens. A little consistent care can keep your wardrobe fresh, functional, and a joy to use every single day.
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Seasonal Rotations
Twice a year—spring and fall—take time to rotate your clothing. It’s not just about making room for seasonal items; it’s an opportunity to reconnect with your wardrobe.
Ask:
If not, it might be time to let it go.
As you pack items away, make sure they’re clean and folded neatly.
This keeps your closet feeling intentional and prevents it from filling with “someday” pieces that no longer fit your life.
The One-In, One-Out Rule
This simple guideline is a game-changer. Every time you bring something new in, something else goes out.
Bought a new pair of jeans? Donate or recycle a worn-out pair.
Added a blazer? Let go of one you never reach for.
It’s a mindful habit that helps you resist overfilling your space and ensures your closet only holds items you love.
Weekly 5-Minute Reset
Make it a Sunday evening ritual:
Refold or rehang anything out of place.
Toss worn items in the laundry.
Wipe down shelves and straighten shoes.
It keeps your closet from sliding back into chaos and allows you to start each week feeling calm and prepared.
Final Thought:
