Seasonal reminders

May 8th, 2007

The start of a new season and the end of an old one calls for a little extra organization. It’s a good idea to get niggly wardrobe tasks out of the way so that you can shop in your closet for Spring and Summer. Below is a checklist that I’ve found useful:

  • Take coats and knitwear to the cleaners so that they are ready to wear next season.
  • Pack away ski and snow gear.
  • Unpack warmer weather clothes if you store them to conserve closet space in Winter.
  • Take shoes and boots to be re-soled and cleaned if necessary.
  • Take clothing that needs to be altered to a tailor.
  • Make sure that you are wearing the correct bra. The size of our bust changes due to weight loss/gain, age and breast feeding, and it’s imperative to keep up with these changes. 60% of all women are in the wrong bra size so make sure that you aren’t one of them.
  • Check white clothes for yellow armpit stains and irremovable spots. If tilex won’t remove them, pass them along.
  • Scrutinize your Spring and Summer clothing. The aim is to have a fluid wardrobe that’s brimming with flattering, wearable possibilities. If this is not the case, do some closet clean up.
  • Get a pedicure. Sandals will be coming out for Spring and those feet need to look the part.

Have fun adding this season’s luster to existing favourites. You’ll be sure to strike up a bargain in the two months of Summer shopping that are left.


 

2 Replies

Posted on Tuesday, May 8th, 2007 at 7:09 am
Joey

Thank you for the checklist. I’m pleased that I’m well on my way. Excellent idea to get shoes repaired and I’m thrilled bargains are coming our way!

Posted on May 8th, 2007 at 1:33 pm

I don’t know if it is a national sale or not, but I got a flier from JC Penney announcing their annual lingere/bra sale. The point of interest is that they are having specially trained folk in the stores for a 2 week period to fit ladies for bras. When you live in the city that might not be a big deal, but when you live in the sticks like some of us, that expertise is hard to find.

Posted on May 9th, 2007 at 5:36 am

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