What is a personal uniform? (Wardrobe Decluttering Series - Step 1: Find your personal uniform)

A personal uniform is a standardized look that people create for themselves to simplify their daily routine. Many folks with personal uniforms don’t struggle with figuring out what to wear everyday because they’ve created a formula to help them get dressed instead.

Watch this video to learn about:
What personal uniforms are and are not
Real examples of people who wear personal uniforms
How personal uniforms are reflective of the wearer's values


Coming up next:
What are the types of personal uniforms?

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Welcome to my "Wardrobe Decluttering: Step-by-step guide for a clutter-free closet that lasts" series! If the idea of decluttering overwhelms you, rest assured – I've successfully maintained a minimalist wardrobe for over a decade. Beyond personal practice, I've helped others in achieving wardrobe simplicity through my process.

From wearing the same black dress for a month, a project featured in publications, to analyzing the average wardrobe size through data collection and visualizations, my projects have garnered global interest.

This series, taken from my experience, guides you through manageable steps. From defining personal uniforms to decluttering, filling wardrobe gaps, and establishing maintenance routines, these actions will reshape your relationship with clothing.

Here’s what you can expect in weekly posts:
Step 1: Find your personal uniforms: Create personal uniforms based on your lifestyle that allow you to easily mix and match your clothes to create cohesive looks you love with a minimal set of pieces.
Step 2: Declutter your closet: Remove pieces in your wardrobe that don’t align with your personal uniforms or are no longer wearable for you.
Step 3: Fill in wardrobe gaps: Shop, thrift, or trade with others to add the missing pieces for your personal uniforms.
Step 4: Maintain your wardrobe: Optimize what you have, repair what’s damaged, and track what you own to know what you have to maintain.
5) Retire wardrobe pieces: Donate, toss, or trade pieces with others that don’t fit your uniforms anymore or are no longer wearable for you.

Join me on this transformative journey towards a clutter-free, purposeful closet that reflects you!