Collective for Good

Do you have a pile of clothes on your bed that just keeps growing *and* a closet bursting at the seams? Creating a minimalist (or capsule) wardrobe has changed my life! Not only can you reduce clutter and decision fatigue, but you’ll also save money and time. Plus, you’ll finally have an excuse to wear the same outfit every day without anyone judging you. Let’s face it, Steve Jobs did it and he was a genius. 🙂

There are several benefits to having a minimalist wardrobe when it comes to reducing clutter and decision fatigue:

1. Less clutter: Having a small wardrobe means that you’ll have fewer clothes to manage and store, which can reduce clutter in your home and help you feel more organized. It also means less laundry!
2. Less decision fatigue: When you have fewer clothes to choose from, it becomes easier to decide what to wear each day. This can save you time and mental energy, leaving you more room to focus on other things.
3. More versatility: By focusing on quality over quantity, you can create a wardrobe with versatile pieces that can be mixed and matched in various ways. This can result in a wider range of outfits with fewer pieces, giving you more bang for your buck.
4. More intentional shopping: When you have a minimalist wardrobe, you’re more likely to be intentional about your shopping habits. You’ll focus on buying high-quality pieces that you truly love and will wear for years to come, rather than giving in to impulse buys or short-term trends.

I’m a living example that intentionally creating a smaller wardrobe can help simplify your life, reduce clutter, and free up mental energy for more important things.

If you’re wanting to give it a try, I’ve created a Capsule Wardrobe Guide with the basic information to get started. Join me over on Instagram for a more in-depth explanation of how I’ve built a Capsule Wardrobe!

Xoxo,

Kimberly