As you organise, take note of any gaps in your wardrobe. Whether it’s a new pair of boots, a versatile coat, or some cosy knitwear, consider investing in key autumn staples.

Opt for pieces that are versatile, durable, and timeless, such as chunky sweaters, classic trench coats, layering pieces, and sturdy boots.

These additions will refresh your wardrobe and ensure you’re well-prepared for the colder months ahead.

Store out-of-season items in the top sections or drawers of your wardrobe to free up space for your current-season essentials. By rotating your wardrobe according to the seasons, you create a more organised and accessible space.

When you move out-of-season clothing and accessories to less accessible areas, such as the top shelves or deeper drawers, you keep your everyday essentials front and centre. This allows you to easily see and reach the items you’ll actually be wearing, reducing clutter and search time.

During the summer months, you can store bulky winter coats, heavy sweaters, and scarves in these higher sections or dedicated storage boxes, freeing up space for lighter clothing like t-shirts, shorts, and sundresses. When the seasons change, simply switch out the items, bringing your winter wardrobe back into the main sections while tucking away your summer gear.

This method not only keeps your closet organised but also helps maintain the quality of your clothing by ensuring that out-of-season items are stored properly and protected from dust and damage. It also encourages you to take stock of your wardrobe regularly, helping you to declutter and make thoughtful decisions about what to keep, donate, or discard.