A friend of mine sent me a message the other day asking for some ideas on what to do with old clothing. After sending back some ideas, I thought perhaps other people might have some similar questions especially at the beginning of a year when many people are making resolutions to clean out their closets. You probably know I'm a huge advocate for Marie Kondo and her tidying methods, but what do you do with the items you've decided to let go of? How can you be more intentional when getting rid of your clothing?
I've put together a few ideas for you, some of which I've tried myself with links to my blog posts about it. For ideas I had but have not personally had a chance to try, I've included links to other great blog posts for you to explore. Before we begin, a few notes: 1. I am writing this during the covid pandemic. I'm hoping it can be universal ideas that may work even if someone finds this post in the future. I recognize that some suggestions may not be possible choices at the date of publishing. 2. Before you begin, fix anything you can. Wash all items, reattach that loose button, and do whatever else you have the time to do that gives the item a little extra value. If you give it away, the recipient will appreciate that it's in good condition. If you sell it, you will likely get a better price for the item. If something is beyond repair or cleaning, the final few ideas may be more what you're looking for. Okay! Onto the ideas! What should you do with your clothing when it's time to say goodbye?
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Hi! I'm Emily.I’m a maker and educator living in Austin, TX. I’m also the gal behind The Morose Bee. Archives
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