One of the most neglected tasks for me is cleaning out my closet. I’ll be hit with random bouts of inspiration after seeing a blog post about it, spend 15 minutes grabbing items that I know I won’t wear anymore, and then never actually complete the job.
Not only is it a waste of space to hang onto clothing that you know you won’t wear, but donating or selling it also gives someone else an opportunity to enjoy it!
Here are 3 questions I ask myself when I’m considering keeping or donating an item of clothing:

Does it fit"
Can I create a complete outfit with this item of clothing based on what is in my closet right now"
Can I imagine wearing this over the next 1-2 months"

I’ve certainly bought my fair share of impulse purchases over the years. I have duplicates of grey v-neck shirts and own much more casual outfits versus dressier outfits. I’m a sucker for a good blouse, but I’ve realized that I just don’t wear them as much as I think I will! The process of cleaning out your closet not only teaches you what you purchased and didn’t wear, but also shows you what you tend to wear the most.
When I’ve selected an item that I’ve decided to get rid of, the next step will be determining whether or not I’ll sell or donate that item. If it’s on trend or from a higher end brand, I typically try to sell it. I’ve had a great experience on Poshmark and would recommend that app for selling ...