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I hook a bunch of attachable clips in a row along my hanger and hang the straps of the tanks on the top part of the clip.
Get a set of 20 clips from Amazon for $1.30.
I keep each outfit on one hanger because it both saves room and is great when I'm in a rush because I don't have to think about what looks good together.
All tops and dresses are hanging in the closet, starting at longer-length dresses and working up to tank tops.
This is not only helpful for finding things at a glance, but also makes you "happy," according to Marie Kondo. Whether you agree with her or not, you have to admit that it does look nicer. See it explained here.
You can fit so much more when you roll. Plus, it's a great way to keep (some) wrinkles out of your clothing.
See it here.
I fully blame my years of retail for the over-organization of my clothing.
I highly recommend trying this out with your fitness apparel. Learn how to flip, twist, and fold here.
Keep a small number of well-made, staple pieces. It can feel boring some days, but you will look good without trying. And learn how to do minor fixes on clothing, so that you don't have to throw them away.
See it here.
Get a 12-pack of shower curtain rings from Amazon for $3.79.
Buy a double closet rod from Amazon for $10.96.
Get six storage cubes from Amazon for $16.99.
I use this bad boy to organize my flats, flip flops and sandals. It keeps them from cluttering up the bottom of my closet. Works really well and has held up for the past couple of years. It has more than paid for itself.
Get it from Amazon for $10.95.
Reverse all the hangers in your closet. Once you’ve worn an item of clothing, face the hanger the right way. Try not to repeat an item until you’ve worn everything once. Anything left facing the opposite direction after one year gets donated.