Things you should Never DECLUTTER
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These are things you should never declutter and in my experience are worth keeping. Each of these classic wardrobe essentials are things I've always been glad that I kept and can hopefully help you avoid decluttering mistakes.
THINGS YOU SHOULD NEVER DECLUTTER
00:47 High Quality Shoes That Are Comfortable
02:15 Your Favorite Pair Of Jeans
03:44 Tailored Jackets & Blazers
05:22 Thing Number 4
05:44 Silk Scarves
06:51 Belts
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The advice given by many youtubers and bloggers is to get rid of anything that you haven't worn in a year, but when you reach a certain age, you realize that a year is nothing. It's the blink of an eye. I don't get rid of anything unless it's hopelessly out of style by several years, or too worn to be presentable.
A year is definitely not long enough. I like to declutter into storage boxes. Trends and tastes flow with time. It’s fun to shop your boxes every couple of years.
UGH YES. Hearing this all the time during the pandemic and it sounded ridiculous. I knew I'll be going back to working at an office eventually, so getting rid of my work clothes wouldn't be wise. It's important to know what works for you before taking other people's advice.
Totally agree. I have some thrift store leather jackets, waiting for me to lose a few pounds. They are more neutral styles and not trendy or dated for their age, so I can add them in again and again. I got the. Separately but carefully considered them for their style fit and color to match most of my wardrobe. They cost me very little, like $25 or less. I could never replace them for that. If I want trendy, I can go to Walmart for a sweater etc. I like quality on a budget. So I look at the sewing, fabric content, details. If it’s not good quality fabric (like a random purchase that suited a particular season or I needed for an outfit, it goes. In my 60s now, so I’m not changing my style or falling for *hot trends* as much these days. I did the same with denim jackets. I have about 8 of them, also different cuts, colors, and moods. I have space in my closet and will wear them once or twice a year each (except for the more snug ones). Same for my scarves too.
This! I went through a very very very brief stage where I only wanted to dress like a 1950s housewife. It did not take me a full year before I was like who is that in the mirror? She's cute but that's not me. And if I had gotten rid of the things I wore before my phase, well, I'd be so angry at myself rn.
I agree and it definitely applies to winter clothing. I have things I didn't wear last winter (our winters are mild) but I will certainly wear them next winter.
I’ve decluttered belts and blazers that I regret doing. Lesson learned.
Totally a lesson ❤️
Funny I did throw out belts and best thing I did👌🏾 now I have two quality ones not a bag of mix match worn out tack lol 🙈
Appreciate these tips! I've decluttered pieces I believed I'd never reach for again, and maybe a year later, I'd think, "wish I still had that sweater..." Instead of decluttering pieces I know I might want again, I store them in bins in my basement. I call this Clothing Purgatory ;) and it works so well.
Oh my goodness! I also have a personal closing purgatory and that's the exact phrase I use. Great minds think alike!
I do this as well! I put the item away for a year, and if I don’t go back to it, I donate it or sell it.
I do the same thing. Mine are in the spare room closet just incase I want them again.
Same here! It's so smart of us😄
Likewise! ❤
The best question I ask myself when editing my wardrobe is, "Ok. I don't wear this right now. But if I ever want to wear a (blue blazer/ballet shoe/messenger bag/etc) again, is this the version I would want?" If the piece was never right to begin with, I let it move along. But if it's a great version of that item, I stick it in storage and don't worry.
Oooh! This is a great tip! Underrated IMO hopefully this gets more views
Before I made my rule to not let go of anything unless it was chafing or literally squeezing the life out of me, this was my thought process too, like "I don't wear this denim shirt, but if I was to go looking in the future I'd want this one exactly and no way I want to go through the hassle of finding the perfect denim shirt again"
When I retired I donated all my blazers to a Women’s Shelter that was requesting “interview” clothes. I have regretted that decision so many times. They went to a good cause so I tell myself someone else needed them more than I did.
I hear you, the goody to keep in mind that there are so many amazing clothes out there waiting for you to adopt them 😊
yes blazers worn as casual wear with jeans and sneakers are fantastic now
My mom saved some of her good-quality blazers, jackets, etc. and it has been so fun for me to try on and wear things she did when she was younger. The nice thing about well-made clothes is they can be enjoyed for many years by multiple generations! Good video!
That’s what I did as well, and it’s so much fun to see my daughter who is in her 20’s pick out items she now wants to wear! Quality classic or unique styles are worth holding onto!
@@marilyndoering2501 that’s great!
Good one!
Yes, my mom save many of her good coats for me too. It is fun to give them another life. On the other hand, I regret getting rid of some really well-made pieces I’ve had in the past. It is so difficult now to find well-made quality items
Yup! I have 2 from my mum and 2 from my nana. In the last 20 years I have had them they have gone in and out of style. Fashion comes back around and having some high quality vintage pieces is worth holding on to
Awesome video. Everyone talks minimalism & the power of purging so much that it can create more consumerism bc you feel pressured to let go of things you haven’t worn in a year….then you’re trying to go find something like it later. I love keeping quality loved items to cycle back in for later on.
Exactly!
And if you love a belt and it doesn't fit you, get yourself a belt punch. Way cheaper than replacement and you get more wear and are able to enjoy it.
If you have invested in cold weather gear, like a parka, that you like, fits you and is functional, don't get rid of it; even if you move to a warmer climate. You'll want it for a vacation, visiting friends or family, or that rare cold snap. I've even loaned pieces to family.
Anything I once loved and wore every day, I will never declutter unless they are broken beyond repair.
Oh man. I bought a pair of suede/patent heels from Christian LaCroix in 2006 and I've never been able to declutter them. They have 4" skinny heels, but I bought them on a major sale, so I've held on to them. And you know what, I just wore them last night! They may have 4" heels but they're so comfortable and well made that by the end of the evening, I forgot I was wearing high heels.
I have a very large coat and jacket collection. I had something called frozen shoulder,so painful) and could literally not put my arm into a coat. In a painful moment I decluttered some loved jackets, now regret as I can use my arm again. Never declutter while not feeling well is the lesson.
Omg, am in the first (very painful) stage of adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder) and have been pulling and donating denim jackets (and any jacket or top that is rigid or too difficult to climb into) to the charity store. My "capsule wardrobe" (ha) comprises garments with more flexible fabrics, stretch or easy pull on, or front buttoning. A wee voice inside says I may regret it, but just want this painful journey to be over, especially as it follows a wrist fracture in September. Sounds like you've conquered it. That's so heartening to read. Thank you and well done!
Hold off on donating. Just put them aside and use sweaters for now. I could not lift my arm at all. I actually got stuck in something while trying it on and exacerbated the pain by forcing my way out of the garment. It will get better but it takes quite a while. At some point you will be completely free of any pain and have the range of motion again. Be well.
@@denaj6711 Thank you so much for your kindness in replying Dena. It's so reassuring to know there's an optimistic outcome to this, and look forward to the day when, as a jacket and coat person, I can enjoy wearing my favourite garments. I hear you about the struggle to ease into a sleeve. Excruciating. Am delighted you're back on par. Thank you again.
I have a Benetton wool cardigan for 35 years. I stopped wearing it for years but couldn’t let it go. I am wearing it a lot this winter. It is perfect under a vest or a puffer, perfect length and yarn weight. I can’t find any new item like it.
Yes, I have fond memories of Benetton. I still have a few pieces from the 80s, and they are still look like the day my mom bought them. I just wish I still have the cute skirt that was originally my sister’s-I wore it to school not knowing it was lab day, and my lab partner spilled a chemical when she was shaking a vial on it. I was upset.
Audrey, thank you for your suggestions. As far as leather and other fabric handbags, my Goodwill often gets fabulous vintage leather handbags, I almost feel they are coming from the same person’s collection. If I feel like I have gone crazy, I list them on line, My Etsy Shop or on Poshmark and all is good. I will happily confess vintage handbags bring joy to my heart!
I really appreciate your focus today on the 3Fs: Fit, Functionality and Flattering. I value these far more than the 4th F of Fashion - especially when it is interpreted as following the latest trends. This can have the effect of creating uniform looks rather than celebrating individual heights/colouring/body shapes. If I were obsessed with being "fashionable," I'd be really discouraged these days as the oversized/baggy/cropped silhouettes crowding the racks these past few seasons are spectacularly hideous on me.
I don’t think they flatter too many people in the first place 😂
@@ms_prescott_regrets I was at a nice boutique and felt a tiny bit bad for the saleslady trying to sell me a gigantic, 80s style oversized winter coat with shoulders like hubcaps. I'm a US 10/UK 12 and the XS(!!) coat was big enough for a bear LOL, and certainly too big for me. Like, sorry no way. It looked awful and they wanted $900 for it!!!! Imagine paying that and then fitted coats coming back in a year or two....🙄😆
@sparklie 900! Wow 😮 If someone wants an oversized coat, they could get a bigger size coat from a thrift store and add shoulder pads. Save the money 💰 heh heh 😏
I never declutter any shoes or clothing I love and feel good in. I wear them whether they're "in style" that season or not! Thank you for this common sense video!
No matter how old you are, I would keep classic denim jacket, shirt, skirts and dresses, also Chanel-type tweed jackets, cashmere sweaters/cardigans, faux fur jackets, etc.
Your list is spot on! I've gotten rid of a few things when I gained weight. Now that I'm back down to my original weight, I cannot replace those lost items with the same quality. Completely regrettable decision on my part. 😢
I couldn’t wear pretty much everything when I gained weight from 2018 to 2022. I didn’t donate my whole closet. I just bought new forgiven clothes like sweatshirts and sweatpants. Now I am back down to a reasonable weight, it’s a joy to get back to my old faves.
@@33Jenesis you are smart! I'm glad you're back to wearing your favorite clothes again. 😊
That brown leather jacket is PERFECT
Audry, could you please make update video of your handbag collection as well as belt collection
That brown shirt looks so lovely on you, Audrey. You look elegant and it suits your colours so well. 😊
I still have scarves from years ago and I still go thru them and sometimes wear them. I also have some great belts as well. One thing you did not mention is jewelry. Over the years I have revisited my jewelry collection and am so glad I still have things from years past.....jewelry does not take up much space either.
I agree, the exception would be pieces in colors that don’t flatter you.
I completely agree with the jeans one. I have considered Decluttering a pair of jeans because it wasn’t fitting the way I wanted at some point in my life and I am so glad I just put them aside, tried them later on and they fitted me the same or better than before.
Personal style also changes/evolves over time, so it’s always good to hold on to our classic pieces for a while.
Great video as per usual 💕
Great advice. I've done a lot of decluttering in my wardrobe in the last few years, and now I am be much more careful about what I eliminate. 1 or 2 regretful discards have have taught me that lesson.
I was in a “mood” about a year ago and and got rid of shoes, bags and a blazer that I regret donating. Most should have moved on but …..darn. Thanks for the excellent reminders.
Audrey, my skin and hair coloring is very similar to yours, yet I avoid brown like the plague. Seeing how good you look with this scrumptious shade of chocolate it's going to make me reconsider. It's all about finding the "right" depth and undertone, isn't it?
I also used to avoid brown, until I found my perfect shade that literally everyone compliments me when I wear it. Try to find something to match your eyes.
@@yuzan3607 What a great tip, Yuzan! My eyes are almost black, but I get it. I've probably been looking at browns that have a lot of golden or orange in them, and I need to look for the ones that are deeper and cooler. Thank you for taking the time to share this idea!
cocoa brown is the one for cool undertones - it's the colour of cocoa powder and goes with silver not gold
Great video! As you mention, I recommend keeping any item that fits perfectly, even if it’s not your favorite right now. So much of elegance is fit; it would take a lot of time and money to replace down the line.
I spent all day yesterday tryi g on clothes well about fove hours.I WAS 145 LBS 6 mos agon then my spouse died . He liked me especially at that weight around 140..I am 5ft 4in. He adored my cirves I have a theatrical romamtic body.For years my weight fluctiated about 15 lbs which is why I have so many clothes. Well I am now 125lbs and am struggling to NOT lose more. So my closet had 4 sizes. Of course the two upper sizes I could just look at the label. But the other two I had to try on.
I have curated this wardrobe for almost 20 yrs and none of it is wildly out of style at least to me because I dress for my body and coloring. But I am exhausted today at 75.
I am storrage challenged too. I honestly eould l8ve love tomturn the decion making over to a prpfessioanl but I am in a foreign Latin coumtry so zero available.
I save belts since waist emphais is importantfor my body type amd blazers,of course scarves and most of my pants are the right style for my body. I dont ever buy trends. I buy classics woth some birhter pieces thrown in and all my colors suit me so fit is about only elimination criteria.
My biggest decluttering regret?
Getting rid of my favorite silk scarf that I found at a consignment shop when I was 17. Oh how I wish I hadn’t included it when I did a big purge while thinking I had to be “minimal”. 😢
Thank you so much for giving us the validation and permission to hold onto these things. ❤
silk scarves hold their value in vintage stores
I decluttered this blazer some years ago that I still get mad at myself over. I will not do that again!
Great advice Audrey!! You're so right!
This was timely and needed. I have beautiful scarves and jackets I've been thinking of donating because I haven't been reaching for them over the last couple of years - this has made me think twice. Also want to add that even though you have an elegant and dainty appearance, I love the edginess some of your outfits give to your style.
Thank you Audrey!
Great advice!
I think the same way!
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As always you have so much comment sense.
I declutter only items that are not a wow for me. I can wear an item just for fun that day....even if it is not appropriate for the occasion like pumps to go grocery shopping a day my knees are not to bad. I am 65...retired
YOLO!!! Like my daughter says.
I also love to wear fun things regardless of weather they are appropriate for the occasion! Gotta have fun.
Ahhhhhh.... this video hits a chord with me. I had a nice pair of trouser jeans that I decluttered and dang it, I really have been wishing lately that I still had them. The same goes for a couple of pairs of shoes. Trying to track down similar items as replacements has been unsuccessful 😢
with me it's easy-I hang on to anything that's the right length-all pants and jackets are usually short, so finding one that is just right is a keeper!
10 years ago I gave away black leather blazer which I regret now. I had owned it for about ten years at the time and it started to look a bit worn out, and so many years ago I didn’t know there will be companies that provide leather restore services for clothing, handbags and shoes right in my city. If I knew it I would wait and refresh that blazer.
I have gotten rid of things due to my feelings of guilt due to the idea of having only so many pieces in my closet. I regret quite a few. I appreciate your suggestions ❤
This was so useful. I've overdecluttered one time too many.. Thanks 😊🌸
Great advice! I completely agree. I def have some regrets in those categories!
Amazing advice! Right off the get go…….fashion & style + logic. Brilliant! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love your style so much! Every piece you have is just lovely!
I always loved your tweed blazer. It’s great to see it on you again.🦘🇦🇺
Great topic. I usually have pieces I hold onto and they usually fall into these categories.
All the outfits in the video are so good! Loved them.
Wow! I did my “new year decluttering” last week and I agree with your suggestions 100%! I’m going to shop my closet as much as possible this year.
Oh, I can so relate to the part about leather jackets! Long ago I got rid of a classic blazer as well as a fabulous knee length leather coat with a fitted waist that fit me perfectly! 😢
I have so many things I regret getting rid of. Leather jackets are definitely on the list!
Excellent advice. Thanks!
This was so good Audrey. I have quality footwear that I've had for decades in excellent condition. Also some beautiful leather and some suede jackets/coats that I've had for many years, in pristine condition. The style of which suits my petite hourglass figure very well, unlike the oversized trend which looks completely wrong on my frame. I feel confident when wearing each of these pieces. Thank you for your excellent content, as always.
Well KATE you are my twin I totally agree!
@@latinaalma1947 Excellent, thank you Sybil.
Agree! It's great to hang onto pieces that flatter you and make you feel your most confident, best self. I"m sure you look amazing Kate.
@@sparklie962 Thank you sparklie, that's very kind of you to say.
6:56 that belt is wonderful!❤
Thank you for this video about being mindful on what you declutter. I sold some vintage Coach bags some time ago, and I’ve regretted that decision.
I did declutter my silk scarves and really regret it. And some cashmere sweaters. Live and learn. Thanks. Good video.
Yay! I Love your point of view! In the past I’ve gotten rid of things that I now regret giving up. 😢 I did it under the influence of others. But it’s more important to keep what I love. Anyway, thank you for putting that out there!
Thank you. Great video with so many helpful tips! I am in the process of decluttering now.
Helpful, thank you for the ideas 💡
Thank you for this video! It came at a time when I was debating what to declutter. ❤
Great advice, Audrey! I’ve never heard this before. As you spoke I recalled a royal blue blazer I donated. Your advice is brilliant! I never heard or read this advice from anyone else.
I decluttered a beautiful tan leather blazer a few years ago, that I deeply regret. Never again!
I feel your pain!
I have definitely decluttered based on what I have not worn in the past year then found myself looking for items later only to realize I donated it during a purging craze. This is a good video idea!
So many great style ideas in this video!
Thank you!
I highly appreciate these tips as I'm looking to slightly change my summer/spring wardrobe! There are a couple trend pieces that I've realized I'm tired of wearing... That, plus I'm not someone who likes the head-to-toe, structured corporate style all the time. In place of those items I've decluttered, I'm adding more basics back into my closet that I can wear on an everyday basis, and that are appropriate for the job I currently have in reality.
Enjoying listening to your quite, soothing voice and thanks for great advice ❤❤❤
I just found your channel and omg your voice is soo calming and soothing it makes the video feels so safe🤍
Great video! Thank you. One thing I've noticed about jeans is that the back pocket styling or stitching can change and makes a jean look dated. In that case I pair them with a tunic length shirt or sweater that covers the pocket. Also I discovered the alcohol spray bottle trick for disinfecting jeans so mine are lasting longer between washes.
Thank you for another thoughtful upload!
I’ve kept a pair of bell bottom jeans 👖 that fit me so well for 13 years and every time they’re back in style, I pull them out and am so happy I’ve kept them. 😊
Awesome video as always
Really wish if you could do a video on styling different types of belts
I am looking forward to the time I feel like my wardrobe has some older pieces I never want to part with. I got my first pair of Thursday boots based on one of your videos I watched some time ago. I took notes on the video (boot video) and researched every brand you mentioned and went with a beautiful black lug sole combat boot. OMG, such beautiful quality and craftsmanship for the price. My husband order a pair (Captain) with a different sole and I think they get delivered tomorrow. I’m now saving for a Barbour coat. It’s so true when you said some things are hard to find. I have had a time finding a casual but well made black coat. So I will keep you posted once I get my new coat. ❤ Thank you for all of your helpful suggestions 😊
I’ve had to base my style and wardrobe around shoes that fit. My whole family has super narrow feet but I decided when I was 7 that I wasn’t going to wear shoes all summer…during a growth spurt. Caused my feet to widen massively.
Great topic. Thanks.
You are my favorite fashion TH-camr! Your style isn’t like mine but I would love to dress like you. Your videos are so helpful and I learn a ton from you. Have you done a video about belts? I’m not sure how to include them or which ones to buy to go with my outfits.
Great video. Since I am not wearing my skinny jeans much these days, I plan to place them into a plastic container until they come back. They are such great quality skinny jeans that I would hate to get rid of them and later have to repurchase them.
00:48: High quality clothes and shoes that fit. Agreed! Retail has changed the quality of some clothing items (I.e. lined trousers for example).
I got rid of my silk scarves and ones made from other fabrics. I have built up a large collection of ponytail scruchies, including fun holiday ones
Thanks!
Good video thank you for sharing.
I was thinking about getting rid of some jeans but after watching this I'm reconsidering. I don't love the fit right now but my size will change. Their also wide led so their too cold for winter but when it gets warmer they might be a lot more comfortable. If I find other pants/jeans I like more I'll declutter them but I'm also not in the financial position to buy much clothing right now. Thanks for the good advice and grounded perspective! I think we can go overboard with decluttering these days so this was very important to hear.
When I stopped going into a corporate job, I got rid of my suits, blazers, and structured outwear - including two beautiful trench coats. Boy, am I missing those pieces now!
It's a great video. Thank you, beautiful lady.
Yes I totally agree with these tips‼️💙
There are definitely certain items that I am very slow to declutter. I have the hardest time getting rid of shoes. I generally only get rid of the ones that are in horrible shape or are terribly uncomfortable. I’m slow to get rid of blazers and coats and well fitting slacks that are wool or silk or excellent quality. Cocktail dresses and formal wear I’m also slow to throw out or at least the dresses that are expensive and well made. I’ll also add that you might be slow to get rid of purses and handbags that are excellent quality. The style may change, but vintage is always in style. You don’t always have to have the bag that everyone else is carrying. Pulling out that vintage purse can make you stand out!
I’m so addicted to your videos. I’m wondering if you could list the bags featured in the video please
Good video. This is good information for those of us who's weight fluctuates. I have gotten rid of great pieces because I gained a few pounds.
I don’t declutter for this exact reason. My weight goes up when I stress ate and not did regular physical activity. I can get rid off weight gain by eating right and getting active. I have size 00 to 12 in my closet.
Great advice 💖
Love this video! Can you please relink the jeans you are wearing in the video? The current link doesn't work for some reason.
Totally agree 👍👍
A very helpful video. I have jewelry, I simply love, and will not declutter. 🥰✨
I have good quality leather boots and flats (I don't wear heels) from more than 20 years ago. I kept them because I couldn't bear to part with things that were so nice, well made, and fit me comfortably, but I didn't wear them for about 15+ years because they all had square toes. And now - ta da! Square toes are back again, and I have a lovely wardrobe of shoes/boots for the cost of getting the leather refurbished or just shined up.
I love your black moto jacket! That's exactly the style I'm looking for, just wrong color for me.
Audrey, what brand is the cream handbag that you use to demonstrate the silk scarf? It's beautiful and unique.
Wonderful video. Everyone should pay attention and follow your advice!!!
Ten years ago I sold a 14 karat herringbone necklace because no one was wearing them. Big mistake. They are now back in style. 😂
Your voice is so soothing 💕
Your cream bag is gorgeous!
I agree with all, but have struggled the most with jeans, given how much the styles have changed over the last 20 years. When a style comes back, it doesn't come back exactly the same - while I'm happy to see straight leg jeans return, the last time I was wearing them they were low rise and now they're high waisted.
If it’s something that fits you really well and makes you feel good, you don’t have to follow trends.
@@gen_o Agreed x10000000. I've been defiantly wearing mid-rise jeans as the high-rise ones don't flatter my short torso. I'm also avoiding oversized blazers, all-cropped-pants-all-the-time and brick-sized shoes. I'd rather be deemed unfashionable by the influencers than waste my money on the latest thing that does not work with my proportions, taste, colouring etc.
@@sparklie962 As for mid-rise or high-rise jeans , if you wear a top out as opposed to tucked in , who knows or cares ? ! Cropped pants = high waters ! 😂 And agree on the brick-sized shoes ( good name ) & oversized anything ! Still see some ladies in bedazzled tops & it scares me !!! 🤣
@@cynthiajohnston424 haha, for sure! I definitely don't tuck tops into the one pair of high-rise jeans I bought by accident online (the in store model was mid-rise but when I saw them on super-sale online several months later, the store had tweaked the design to high-rise and a baggier leg alas, and I didn't re-check the product description, d'oh!). I resent how limiting they are and how dumpy I feel in them. I hate them and only wear them for cleaning my apartment!
So true, I share your opinion.😍
Very helpful. Thanks! Two questions - how do you store your many belts and I am very confused about pant lengths & width & what shoes you wear with each type.
❤❤❤I agree!
It's summer here in Australia, getting really humid, and I'm so glad I didn't throw out the three or four sleeveless shirts that I've had for a while ... they are fine really, I was just wanting to minimise the number of items in my wardrobe, but they're so great for my early morning walk ... the newer, more exiting sleeveless tops I'm saving for when I'm socialising ... it's also important to keep comfortable older clothes for painting, gardening etc if you're a creative person ...
you can also remove the sleeves from older shirts that you like - they instant look up to date
I’d love to find out what brand/style of the cream colored purse where you tie on the scarf!