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So you have a closet and you have drawers and clothing to go in both, but what is the best way to care for clothing?  The first thing to do is clean out your closet.  If you're like most women and men you have clothing that hasn't been worn in a year. Besides overstuffed closets mean wrinkled clothing. If you can say "yes" to this you need to do some gleaning.  We all have more clothing than we can wear in a month's time and there are people who don't have more than one change of clothing.  Gluttony isn't necessarily just about food.  We as American believers are surrounded with plenty and it's easy to tune out the poor with a gift here and an offering there.  But if we were to be honest with ourselves we'd realize that stuff can become idols and we need to kill our idols.  So venture into those closets and fill a few black garbage bags with items that are over a year old.  Also, get rid of clothes that are more than one size different from where you are.  If the clothes are bigger definitely get rid of them (unless you're underweight).  No need to plan for failure.  Now let's sort what is left.  Here are some categories of clothing to help you make a sort:

bulletShirts & Blouses
bulletShort sleeves & Long
bulletSort Rainbow (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, black, brown, white)
bulletSkirts
bulletFrom short to long
bulletSort Rainbow
bulletSlacks
bulletFrom Capris to long
bulletSort Rainbow
bulletSweaters & Jackets
bulletSort Rainbow
bulletDresses
bulletSort Rainbow
bulletSuits & Sets
bulletSort business to pleasure
bulletFormal attire
bulletShoes (sort by color)
bulletPurses (sort by color)
bulletBelts (sort by color)
bulletScarves (sort by color)

 

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bulletLightweight garments-camisoles and fine blouses
bulletBathrobes-consider installing a heavyweight hanger behind your bathroom door
bulletOutdoor jackets and coats
bulletDresses
bulletPleated items
bulletSuits with jackets
bulletWoven shirts and blouses
bulletSilks, velvets, chiffons and taffetas
bulletAnything made of rayon, cotton,  or linen (why iron twice)
bulletThings with spandex in them
bulletWorkout clothing like sweatshirts, warm-ups
bulletBras, undies, slips and socks
bulletScarves or shawls
bulletJeans & skorts
bulletCotton t-shirts, folded neatly
bulletLong beaded evening wear
bulletSweaters
bulletKnitwear