As soon as I get home from work, I hang up my suiting, dress pants, skirts, dresses, etc. I don't purposely air them out, but rather just let them hang for the remainder of the week until I'm ready to put them away. And I alternate Dryel and dry cleaning. I sit behind a desk all day and only really get them dirty when I have a run-in with lunch ... usually a blog of greasy ranch dressing.

I wear my jeans usually just for short periods of time to run errands, etc. and don't wash them often at all to avoid fading as I usually lean towards dark wash jeans. Everything else gets tossed in the hamper.

I once saw an "organizational " expert say that one should hang all the hangers in the same direction and that as you wear pieces you should put them back going the opposite direction ( turn the hanger around ). She said this is a good way of spotting what you don't wear, too.

I have a section with hangers in my closet for items that I don't wash after one wear. However, jackets and pants, I send them back to their original places. Also for most of my tops, I do wash them after a day long use. I find this especially important for my white shirts (of which I have many) as they otherwise get ring around the collar that's hard to remove.

I don't really have a system. Most tops I only wear once (along with undies) - but other clothes I will wear several times - especially pants, jeans, skirts and jackets. If I'm having a good week, I just re-hang them back in my closet - but if I'm not having such a good week, they are draped over my bookshelf (which only makes my week a little worse!)

Thanks for the thread! Lots of great tips ladies.

I have no useful advice. I stack my reuseables on my bedroom rocking chair and sift through it for what I'm looking for. Yeah, I need to learn from y'all!

Tops, undies, leggings only get worn once before washing. Dresses, skirts, jeans etc i give a squirt of fabric spray and put on a coat hanger on the curtain pole to air x