Wardrobe Edit and Capsule Plan

Simplify clothes and plan outfits.

Added October 15, 2026. Written with AI assistance and checked for clarity and placeholders; not reviewed by a lawyer, accountant, clinician or other professional. How these prompts are made

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Edit my wardrobe. Lifestyle and dress needs: [LIFESTYLE]. Climate: [CLIMATE]. Current wardrobe size and problems: [WARDROBE]. Budget for gaps: [BUDGET].

Give a step-by-step edit: empty, sort by category, try on, keep, repair, donate, sell. Provide criteria for keeping a piece (fit, condition, frequency, joy). Build a capsule list with counts by category for my lifestyle and climate, showing gaps. Create ten outfit combinations from a sample set. Add care and storage tips, a plan for shopping with a list, and a rule for one in, one out. Suggest responsible disposal for textiles.

Add a quick method for identifying what I actually wear, such as turning hangers around, and a list of questions to ask before buying anything new. Include a care and repair plan, a seasonal rotation, and a plan for responsible clothing disposal such as donation, resale or textile recycling.

Also list the five questions I should ask myself about each item I hesitate over, and a simple record of what I donated or sold.

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Steps: empty, sort, try on, keep, repair, donate, sell.
Keep criteria: fits, good condition, worn in the last year, I like it.
Capsule counts (temperate, office plus casual): 5 tops, 3 trousers, 2 skirts or dresses, 3 knits, 1 coat, 1 jacket, 2 pairs shoes. Gap: a neutral jacket.
Outfits (10 combinations): navy trousers + white top + grey knit; and so on.
Care: wash cold, hang dry, repair buttons.
Rule: one in, one out.
Disposal: donate wearable items; recycle textiles at a collection point.

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