How to Host a Clothing Swap: A Checklist for Friends or a Small Group
A clothing swap means exchanging clothes with other people. This checklist covers invites, rules and leftovers, and marks what a friends' swap can skip.
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How to Host a Clothing Swap: A Checklist for Friends or a Small Group
A clothing swap means exchanging clothes with other people. This checklist covers invites, rules and leftovers, and marks what a friends' swap can skip.
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A Color Wheel Chart for Clothes: Which Colors Go Together
A 12-color wheel chart for clothes: each color's neighbors and opposite, the schemes two university guides teach, and how to start from a piece you own.
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A Layering Checklist for Cold Mornings and Warm Afternoons
Dress for a cold morning in layers you can take off, built from what you own. This checklist covers what to wear and where the layers go by afternoon.
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Do You Have to Wash Clothes Before Donating Them?
Plan on washing clothes before you donate them. Here's who advises it, why it's worth the trouble, and what to do with a piece you're unsure about.
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Business Casual vs. Business Professional: What's the Difference?
Business professional typically means a full matching suit; business casual stops short of it. See the difference by garment and what to do if unsure.
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Visible Mending for Beginners: Which Mend to Use and How to Do It
Darn small holes, patch bigger ones, back thin spots and backstitch split seams. A short table and plain hand-sewing steps for your first visible mend.
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How to Do a Seasonal Closet Swap and Store Clothes So They Last
Switch your closet over in order: sort, repair, wash and fully dry before packing, skip plastic bags, and store clothes somewhere cool, dark and dry.
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