Do you mind me asking where you managed to sell your stuff and do you have any tips for selling?:) I’ve had my things listed for quite some time on depop and Vinted, but I would like for all of them to have new homes now! :)
You are a real educator, Emma. Thankyou for the tips. Absolutely here for fashion based homework! Love the idea of finding one thing to focus on for the week following your lovely videos. Have a great week. ☺️
We moved house last year and we finally have all of our IKEA wardrobe bits here, dismantled yesterday and already know so many of my clothing items won’t be going back into the new one. I’m going to try and sell as much as I can and donate the rest, so excited to be organised. Your wardrobe has been very inspiring!
Yes I've been trying to minimize my wardrobe this past year but also discovered if I'm itching to buy something I just shop my wardrobe lol! It helps and I've been doing the Maria Kondo method along time now! Enjoyed your tips!
This video finally made me order a cashmere comb. I have plenty of fluffy alpaca wool sweaters that the debobbler can’t get to properly, so thank you for the tip to use a comb for those too! 🙏🏻
I love reorganizing my closet..it's like a meditation to me although sometimes I feel over whelmed when I do a major clear out..but it's soooo good..thank you for another video sharing your tips..❤
Thanks for all the great tips, I do sell items that I no longer feel good in and I’ve tried to not bring sentimentality into the equation, (which sometimes is difficult 🙂). Love the idea of vertical storage, going to be doing that for sure. Great video Emma 👍🏻🇨🇦
Your sewing machine is great! I wish I had one as I love transforming clothing. My mother has got some of my jesns turned into skirts, and I'd love to learn how to do it by myself. I love this kind of content, lovely advice that encourages us to enjoy what we already have! 👏👏👏👏😍
What a great subject. My mother used to do all my repairs and she would do them immediately. Unfortunately, she is no more... but I learned from her and the moment I see an item that needs repair, I do it right away. I absolutely dislike it when things pile up. As for folding vertically... what a revelation! I have done it for the past few years.... should have done it ages ago! Most of my sweaters (jumpers in your language) are hand-knit, and I used to stack them on a shelf. The weight of the top ones would flatten the bottom ones. Super annoying! Now I have them in drawers just like yours and they make for great organization and no creases either. Also, I purchase a soap of my favorite fragrance and grate a little bit of it in each drawer. It keeps the bugs away and my clothes smell nice. BTW, I love your debobbler! What a great design. Thanks for sharing the information.
Thank you Emma! You just gave me the push i needed to - as you correctly pointed out - fix the hole in a pocket and debobble a jumper or nine. Maybe a sort out is happening as well now that I'm at it 🙈 Have a great Sunday all of you 👩🏼👨🏻🐶🐶🐶🐶
Thanks for all the great tips, I feel like I have been getting a lot from you for the past years because I am already into some of those habits😘, and definitely convinced with the Mary Kondo method, which actually changed my vision of clothes and the look i had to my wardrobe 2 years ago... thanks for all🙏🥰 and I love to hear you speak, so calm and relaxing. Love from south of France💖
Really great advice, Emma. I especially connected with the tip about not holding on to things that don’t make you feel good. Life is too short to feel bad about the way we present ourselves! 😘❤️
Thank u so much for the tip on the bubbling and showing to folding of jeans..I heard of Marie's method. But u did a nice job of folding at my vision speed..love it..
Two things that have changed my life: "debobblers" and the Kondo folding method! I have very deep (vertically) drawers so I have adapted the fold so that my clothing is "higher" and everything fits nice and snug and is still visible. The only thing I don't Kondo fold is knitwear, which I flat fold, horizontally stacked on a shelf in my closet--in my particular setup it saves WAY more room than storing them in drawers. tl;dr take the basic idea and adapt it to your space!
The debobbling session!! How I wish I'd listened to you years ago Emma and just gone and got a debobbler then! Got one for Christmas and it's been life changing! And therapeutic 😌 And now I have beautiful, pristine knitwear again. I now realise the use of a cashmere comb, off to find me one of those! Thanks for the tips. Hate January, especially this January. Need to sort out my life but will start with my neglected wardrobe 😊 x
@@lindasvenssonsmith4794 it's the weird little wooden thing Emma uses before the debobbler on that jumper. I think my Mum actually gave me one when I left home a million years ago and I might have binned it?? 1🤣
I am the same i like having things organised and put back where they are after used. I hate a messy home and cluttered rooms. If something not use or worn in a few years i toss or donate. Even dishes they have to be done before going to bed. I like waking up to a clean house. The de bobble equipment looks great I haven’t come across in purchasing. Shoe storage I don’t like to have them display in the bedrooms. Unless occasionally wear them i clean and store in boxes. Rather to store them downstairs in storage. And everyday use i store them by the door.
I may not have sorted out 30 pieces of clothes I bought this New Year. I feel like I'm going to do a lot of work after watching your video lol. Every time I go out, I have to find clothes for a long time. It's time to tidy up
De bobbling is always a job I hate but once it's done is so satisfying and stops me from re buying too many jumpers . I got one the clothes folding band wagon (marie kondo) about three years ago and never looked back after a really good downsizing of my entire wardrobe and footwear. You can see what you have and find it so much easier , and I find I wear my clothes more having less . Plus my no.1 rule is if I want something new in my wardrobe I will have a sort out that season to make room for it , that way I never have have to many clothes in my wardrobe - less is definitely more xx
Emma, you made me laugh so much...'That will take me a few minutes to do, and that was 5 years ago..' ! Really good tips ! Thanks Emma for making me Happy!
Thanks for the tips, a January wardrobe refresh is a great idea. I need to take some of my summer shoes into the cobbler for repairs and tune-ups. They’ve been sitting in my garage for the whole of the pandemic, but I want them to be ready to wear this spring. I also need to purge the synthetic-fiber blend items from my wardrobe, they are just so uncomfortable to wear; they feel icy when I put them on, then they overheat me. I’m going to stick to 100% natural fibers (plus the rayon/lyocell family) from now on. Another of my wardrobe resolutions is to stop browsing fast-fashion sites when I’m bored because I always end up buying things.
Emma sometime ago you showed us how to store our Garments maintenance tools,I applied the storage method you used, the draw string bag very convenient thanks! can find everything when I need them.
Love it, there is nothing more satisfying than great organisation 😍 Would love to know where you got that lovely neutral storage box for your wardrobe care kit? Thanks!
Emna your drawers give me so much joy! (Not in the creepy sense 😂😂). Don't forget to show us how you fold tshirts and finer knitwear so that they come out not looking crumpled and also knickers I find hard to keep neat in the drawer. Have a lovely Sunday x
Great video. I hack I use that works every time I’m stuck editing out a piece (thinking what I paid for it, or it looked good once), is asking myself: would I buy it today? Works every time, and 90% of the time the answer is no. I also now throw out anything with stains, rips or holes, because well, I don’t do that much gardening!
Love these tips, although all my knits are hanging in the new pax now... 😂Still not sure if it was the best choice but well, it is paid, it has been set up and it looks elegant and nice. So of course I will keep it... Also loved to clear out my wardrobe to sell or donate some items and only add curated, quality items. (Writing this wearing a "new" 2nd hand Arket wool and alpaca jumper that I just wanted to try on this morning.... 🤣). You made me pay attention to what I buy and what I need and like to have in my wardrobe and helped me to be so much better organized with every video. Thank you! Can't wait for you next tips and thoughts! 🥰 Stay healthy! And yes, debobbling is a game changer! Is the steamery debobbler better than others?
Talking of bodies I’d just be happy to get my 2010 one back 🤣🤣. Great tips, I love organisation and did my pantry last week so this video will encourage me to do my wardrobe. Love a debobbler, got one last year and couldn’t be without one now. Also love the Marie Kondo method and have been doing that for a while. My husband doesn’t and it stresses me out that his wardrobe isn’t as neat and organised 😱🙈.
I have been vertical folding for a couple of years since reading Marie Khondo's book too! :) Also, love those debobblers! I'm going to see if I can find one.
I remove comfortable but worn-out items from my wardrobe to use as painting clothes and store them in a drawer in my garage. I really only need one hot weather and one cold weather outfit because it might be years before I do a little touch-up painting. I just don’t want to see them all the time in with my regular clothes. This is also a good time to catch up on ironing because it’s cold. I don’t want to iron much on hot summer days!
My wardrobe is currently so sad. I got some good pieces last year when lockdown was lifting in NYC but with weight gain and complete body type change (from working out) I have had to start from square 1. Also I now have a professional office job so I want to look nice these days - retiring the sweats from 2020 haha. I try to do 1 in 1 out but again with my body type being on the curvier and short side sometimes I buy something and love it because it fits at first and then start to wish I got something slightly different (that doesn't offer a petite or curvy size).
Hi Emma, I just wondered what you thought about the Steamery products? I'm torn between going for the Phillips Steam and Go or the Steamery steamer and fabric shaver? Thank you and thanks for the tips.
I personally think it is better to hang them over the hanger but if you decide to use clips then hang them from the hems and/or tops (depending on how much space you have), but the clips could leave marks in the fabric 👍
I love the idea of the vertical fold, having a bit of an old lady moment currently so can't bend very well to do drawer organising (trapped my sciatic nerve and still recovering a week later). I really need to clear out my old tshirts but I struggle to let go because I always think to myself "oh well it will do for gardening or decorating", if anyone can advise how to get passed that my drawers and I would thank you!!!
I had a good clothes de clutter about three years ago (there are some good video's to watch on here about it) . Once you are felling better or get help from a friend - get every item of clothing out your wardrobe / draws and put them on the bed ( its amazing how much will be there) .... then say to yourself - do I really need all this / will I wear all this ?? .... then I WILL DOWNSIZE - Keep what you really love & what makes you feel great wearing it , if you've not worn it say a couple of years ago or it doesn't fit - sell / donate or throw away if it's well worn . Once that's done organise where things will go once it's been folded , also only keep a few hangers and get rid of the rest so you are not tempted to buy clothes to fill them ...... Good Luck xx
I roll my jeans instead of folding vertically and I have been postponing that task for well over a year. Need to get on that because it'll give space for more, and if there's any item in a wardrobe that is never truly complete, it's jeans
Sorry, Emma, but Marie Kondo was not the first folding vertically! I fold everything vertically for more than 20 years! Yes, twenty! You can maximize space and see everything you have in seconds. My daughter is almost 24 and was taught to do that way. A few months ago she told me that people were talking about the Marie Kondo method and she said she's doing it since she was a little girl. They're surprised but she explained how I fold her clothes since always. I do the debobble not just on knitwear, also my thermals, winter socks, etc.. Love your channel! 😘🙏
All brilliant tips!!!! I need to do *each one!!* I do each one 1/2 way.... but I really need to DO them to completion. 👗👖**Any have recommendations for best online places to sell clothes in America?** 👗👖I used to do Ebay but they take such a huge % and not sure if anyone is on there anymore... Thank you!! xx
Vertical folding is amazingly practical, but it works only if you have drawers. I only have three small drawers for my underwear, socks and bras, and the rest is really tall shelves, which I can’t change, because I’m renting. So do you guys have any practical ideas how to best organize those?
If you are using the shelves for folding then horizontal folding would be OK as you will be able to see it all from the front. Vertical works perfectly for drawers as with it folded horizontally you can't see what you have 👍
If you fold things verticaly.. when you have taken out about half of your items, will they still stand up verticaly? Or will they just collapse and make everything a mess again...
It will really depend. I find that things like jeans have been fine but items not as structured may start to collapse. Although that being said I very rarely have more than half the items out of a drawer at once as by that point items have been washed and returned to the drawer 👍 so it will really depend on the item and rotation ❤️
We're building a wardrobe in our extra room. Question, do you have some clothing items still in your bedroom or are all your clothes in the wardrobe room? Thank you for the inspiration.
Hi Emma, great video! I literally spent my morning reorganizing my wardrobe. Random question: what color wash are the Totême jeans I saw when you were showing the folding hack? I want to order a pair in that same color. Thanks!
Actually, Linda Koopersmith published a book in 2005 based on her real-life organization business called The Beverly Hills Organizer's Bible and SHE came LONG before the Marie Kondo madness and showed the vertical book-style folding method. Marie Kondo copied her.
Hi Emma! Thank you so much for all your amazing content! A question. I finally started organizing and consciously going through my wardrobe and find that nothing there that I love. There are things that are ok, but none that I say i love or thing that i look really good in. So, what wd be you tips for this desperate situation? Wd love a video for us beginners!
As I mention in the video I would sort through them into a few different categories (maybe things that are definitely going, things that can stay short term and things that may stay). Then from there you can sell some items (or donate them) and start to replace pieces over time with items that you love. It will take some time (obviously don't get rid of everything all at once and be left with no clothes 😂 🙈🤣) but it will be worth it in the end. ❤️
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I’ve sold so many items online! Minimizing my wardrobe makes me love what I have even more!
Same!!
Do you mind me asking where you managed to sell your stuff and do you have any tips for selling?:) I’ve had my things listed for quite some time on depop and Vinted, but I would like for all of them to have new homes now! :)
This is very encouraging! ❤️ Thank you! And Welldone
@@snowwhite4946 have you tried Poshmark and Tradesy? You can also sell vintage clothes on Etsy
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You are a real educator, Emma. Thankyou for the tips. Absolutely here for fashion based homework! Love the idea of finding one thing to focus on for the week following your lovely videos. Have a great week. ☺️
Thank you, Hope you have a lovely week too ❤️
We moved house last year and we finally have all of our IKEA wardrobe bits here, dismantled yesterday and already know so many of my clothing items won’t be going back into the new one. I’m going to try and sell as much as I can and donate the rest, so excited to be organised. Your wardrobe has been very inspiring!
Your hair Emma 😍😍 great tips for the new year , sending love from Aus 🇦🇺
Yes I've been trying to minimize my wardrobe this past year but also discovered if I'm itching to buy something I just shop my wardrobe lol! It helps and I've been doing the Maria Kondo method along time now! Enjoyed your tips!
This video finally made me order a cashmere comb. I have plenty of fluffy alpaca wool sweaters that the debobbler can’t get to properly, so thank you for the tip to use a comb for those too! 🙏🏻
I love reorganizing my closet..it's like a meditation to me although sometimes I feel over whelmed when I do a major clear out..but it's soooo good..thank you for another video sharing your tips..❤
Thanks for all the great tips, I do sell items that I no longer feel good in and I’ve tried to not bring sentimentality into the equation, (which sometimes is difficult 🙂). Love the idea of vertical storage, going to be doing that for sure. Great video Emma 👍🏻🇨🇦
Your sewing machine is great! I wish I had one as I love transforming clothing. My mother has got some of my jesns turned into skirts, and I'd love to learn how to do it by myself. I love this kind of content, lovely advice that encourages us to enjoy what we already have! 👏👏👏👏😍
What a great subject. My mother used to do all my repairs and she would do them immediately. Unfortunately, she is no more... but I learned from her and the moment I see an item that needs repair, I do it right away. I absolutely dislike it when things pile up. As for folding vertically... what a revelation! I have done it for the past few years.... should have done it ages ago! Most of my sweaters (jumpers in your language) are hand-knit, and I used to stack them on a shelf. The weight of the top ones would flatten the bottom ones. Super annoying! Now I have them in drawers just like yours and they make for great organization and no creases either. Also, I purchase a soap of my favorite fragrance and grate a little bit of it in each drawer. It keeps the bugs away and my clothes smell nice. BTW, I love your debobbler! What a great design. Thanks for sharing the information.
Thank you Emma! You just gave me the push i needed to - as you correctly pointed out - fix the hole in a pocket and debobble a jumper or nine.
Maybe a sort out is happening as well now that I'm at it 🙈
Have a great Sunday all of you 👩🏼👨🏻🐶🐶🐶🐶
Thank you. hope you are having a wonderful Sunday ❤️
Thanks for all the great tips, I feel like I have been getting a lot from you for the past years because I am already into some of those habits😘, and definitely convinced with the Mary Kondo method, which actually changed my vision of clothes and the look i had to my wardrobe 2 years ago... thanks for all🙏🥰 and I love to hear you speak, so calm and relaxing. Love from south of France💖
Really great advice, Emma. I especially connected with the tip about not holding on to things that don’t make you feel good. Life is too short to feel bad about the way we present ourselves! 😘❤️
Thank u so much for the tip on the bubbling and showing to folding of jeans..I heard of Marie's method. But u did a nice job of folding at my vision speed..love it..
Two things that have changed my life: "debobblers" and the Kondo folding method! I have very deep (vertically) drawers so I have adapted the fold so that my clothing is "higher" and everything fits nice and snug and is still visible. The only thing I don't Kondo fold is knitwear, which I flat fold, horizontally stacked on a shelf in my closet--in my particular setup it saves WAY more room than storing them in drawers. tl;dr take the basic idea and adapt it to your space!
Marie Kondo copied Linda Koopersmith who published her book in 2005 called The Beverly Hills Organizer's Bible.
Loving the brown and length of your hair.
The debobbling session!! How I wish I'd listened to you years ago Emma and just gone and got a debobbler then! Got one for Christmas and it's been life changing! And therapeutic 😌 And now I have beautiful, pristine knitwear again. I now realise the use of a cashmere comb, off to find me one of those!
Thanks for the tips. Hate January, especially this January. Need to sort out my life but will start with my neglected wardrobe 😊 x
Agree I also got a debobbler amazing little thing that. Never heard of a cashmere comb.
@@lindasvenssonsmith4794 it's the weird little wooden thing Emma uses before the debobbler on that jumper. I think my Mum actually gave me one when I left home a million years ago and I might have binned it?? 1🤣
I am the same i like having things organised and put back where they are after used. I hate a messy home and cluttered rooms. If something not use or worn in a few years i toss or donate. Even dishes they have to be done before going to bed. I like waking up to a clean house. The de bobble equipment looks great I haven’t come across in purchasing. Shoe storage I don’t like to have them display in the bedrooms. Unless occasionally wear them i clean and store in boxes. Rather to store them downstairs in storage. And everyday use i store them by the door.
Wish i was like that
Vertical folding is the best thing ever. My drawers are neat sooooo much longer. I love it :)
It is exactly what I need in this grey weather! Thank you Emma💜 for homeworks😘
Thank you for so positiv Energie and Tipps!
I may not have sorted out 30 pieces of clothes I bought this New Year. I feel like I'm going to do a lot of work after watching your video lol. Every time I go out, I have to find clothes for a long time. It's time to tidy up
De bobbling is always a job I hate but once it's done is so satisfying and stops me from re buying too many jumpers . I got one the clothes folding band wagon (marie kondo) about three years ago and never looked back after a really good downsizing of my entire wardrobe and footwear. You can see what you have and find it so much easier , and I find I wear my clothes more having less . Plus my no.1 rule is if I want something new in my wardrobe I will have a sort out that season to make room for it , that way I never have have to many clothes in my wardrobe - less is definitely more xx
Vertical folding - who knew ! Will definitely try this
Emma, you made me laugh so much...'That will take me a few minutes to do, and that was 5 years ago..' ! Really good tips ! Thanks Emma for making me Happy!
you hair looks absolutely gorgeous
Absolutely loved this video emma! Your tips are always super helpful 🤍
I’m so happy with the debobler!! It’s fabulous! Needs recharging quite fast but it has saved my cashmere sweaters!! 👍
Tried your folding method and reorganized all my jeans this morning. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks for the tips, a January wardrobe refresh is a great idea. I need to take some of my summer shoes into the cobbler for repairs and tune-ups. They’ve been sitting in my garage for the whole of the pandemic, but I want them to be ready to wear this spring. I also need to purge the synthetic-fiber blend items from my wardrobe, they are just so uncomfortable to wear; they feel icy when I put them on, then they overheat me. I’m going to stick to 100% natural fibers (plus the rayon/lyocell family) from now on. Another of my wardrobe resolutions is to stop browsing fast-fashion sites when I’m bored because I always end up buying things.
Emma sometime ago you showed us how to store our Garments maintenance tools,I applied the storage method you used, the draw string bag very convenient thanks! can find everything when I need them.
I’m going to try the vertical folding 👍🏾
I'm saving this one so I can refer back to these 5 tips! Thank you! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤
Thanks for the tips! Now to find my debobbler tools!
I did not know about cashmere combs! Thanks for that tip!
Love it, there is nothing more satisfying than great organisation 😍 Would love to know where you got that lovely neutral storage box for your wardrobe care kit? Thanks!
Hi, it is from H&M home but have just double checked the site and it is out of stock sorry. But keep an eye out for them as they may get re-stocked 👍
Emna your drawers give me so much joy! (Not in the creepy sense 😂😂). Don't forget to show us how you fold tshirts and finer knitwear so that they come out not looking crumpled and also knickers I find hard to keep neat in the drawer. Have a lovely Sunday x
Hope you are having a lovely Sunday too ❤️ I will try and pop a folding knitwear video on instagram 👍
@@EmmaHill thank you 😀
Full of great ideas !!!
Thank you so much Emma.
Sending you love from Paris, you give me motivation and ideas for clearing my wardrobe and organizing it. Thank you 💕
I believe I'll give up social media for lent, and organize and debobble etc. You're always full of inspiration! 👍💖
Great video. I hack I use that works every time I’m stuck editing out a piece (thinking what I paid for it, or it looked good once), is asking myself: would I buy it today? Works every time, and 90% of the time the answer is no. I also now throw out anything with stains, rips or holes, because well, I don’t do that much gardening!
Love your nails like that!
At the moment I am also doing a big clear out - feels so good :)
Great tips for a fresh wardrobe start. And very satisfying to do. 😍. Thank you for the video!
Wow! Your hair has really grown Em!!
This is a very calming routine, almost a meditation. Simple things are basic things. Thank you
Love this video.
Thank you for sharing!!
Love these tips, although all my knits are hanging in the new pax now... 😂Still not sure if it was the best choice but well, it is paid, it has been set up and it looks elegant and nice. So of course I will keep it... Also loved to clear out my wardrobe to sell or donate some items and only add curated, quality items. (Writing this wearing a "new" 2nd hand Arket wool and alpaca jumper that I just wanted to try on this morning.... 🤣). You made me pay attention to what I buy and what I need and like to have in my wardrobe and helped me to be so much better organized with every video. Thank you! Can't wait for you next tips and thoughts! 🥰 Stay healthy!
And yes, debobbling is a game changer! Is the steamery debobbler better than others?
I love your hair here. So effortless and pretty. And I am Guilty of “that stain from 5 years ago still on my jacket “ ... hahahah
😂 I think we all have that one item 😂
Task 5 totally got me. And I love your wardrobe 🤗 everything so great organized and tasty 🥰
Loved this. Agree with others, found this filming setup very calming. Practical tips as well 👌
Love the great advice, keep it coming!
so great, congratulations and thanks Emma!
Emma, you are such an inspiration! 😍
Hair color looking good!
Thank you as usual, Emma. Good morning to you, Simon and doggies
Happy Sunday ❤️
Such a good reminder! I love debobbling often but will take 3 years to fix a button on a coat 😭
Thank you for my homework!!! You are sensational!!!
Talking of bodies I’d just be happy to get my 2010 one back 🤣🤣. Great tips, I love organisation and did my pantry last week so this video will encourage me to do my wardrobe. Love a debobbler, got one last year and couldn’t be without one now. Also love the Marie Kondo method and have been doing that for a while. My husband doesn’t and it stresses me out that his wardrobe isn’t as neat and organised 😱🙈.
😂 Simon doesn't either 🙈😂
@@EmmaHill 😂😂
Thanks for all your tips!! ☺️
Your new wardrobe is just lovely!
😆 I love that you think I can repair things myself!
I have been vertical folding for a couple of years since reading Marie Khondo's book too! :)
Also, love those debobblers! I'm going to see if I can find one.
And Marie got her ideas from Linda Koopersmith's 2005 book, The Beverly Hills Organizer's Bible.
I remove comfortable but worn-out items from my wardrobe to use as painting clothes and store them in a drawer in my garage. I really only need one hot weather and one cold weather outfit because it might be years before I do a little touch-up painting. I just don’t want to see them all the time in with my regular clothes. This is also a good time to catch up on ironing because it’s cold. I don’t want to iron much on hot summer days!
Thank you! Great tips!
My wardrobe is currently so sad. I got some good pieces last year when lockdown was lifting in NYC but with weight gain and complete body type change (from working out) I have had to start from square 1. Also I now have a professional office job so I want to look nice these days - retiring the sweats from 2020 haha. I try to do 1 in 1 out but again with my body type being on the curvier and short side sometimes I buy something and love it because it fits at first and then start to wish I got something slightly different (that doesn't offer a petite or curvy size).
Very good ideas! Any advice on where is best to sell high street items and how to price them?
It really depends on the piece but I have done a couple of videos on the channel on how and where I sell items which may be helpful 👍
Hi Emma, I just wondered what you thought about the Steamery products? I'm torn between going for the Phillips Steam and Go or the Steamery steamer and fabric shaver? Thank you and thanks for the tips.
In my opinion I would say steamery are slightly more powerful in terms of steaming but I also prefer the aesthetic of steamery vs Philips 👍
Thank you ❤️
great points :-) Is it better to hang trousers over the hanger, vs. from "clips" (top or hems)?
I personally think it is better to hang them over the hanger but if you decide to use clips then hang them from the hems and/or tops (depending on how much space you have), but the clips could leave marks in the fabric 👍
such an inspiration!
I love the idea of the vertical fold, having a bit of an old lady moment currently so can't bend very well to do drawer organising (trapped my sciatic nerve and still recovering a week later).
I really need to clear out my old tshirts but I struggle to let go because I always think to myself "oh well it will do for gardening or decorating", if anyone can advise how to get passed that my drawers and I would thank you!!!
I had a good clothes de clutter about three years ago (there are some good video's to watch on here about it) . Once you are felling better or get help from a friend - get every item of clothing out your wardrobe / draws and put them on the bed ( its amazing how much will be there) .... then say to yourself - do I really need all this / will I wear all this ?? .... then I WILL DOWNSIZE - Keep what you really love & what makes you feel great wearing it , if you've not worn it say a couple of years ago or it doesn't fit - sell / donate or throw away if it's well worn . Once that's done organise where things will go once it's been folded , also only keep a few hangers and get rid of the rest so you are not tempted to buy clothes to fill them ...... Good Luck xx
You could try limiting the number of gardening T-shirts... Like maybe to three or so. Anything that falls apart after these are chosen gets chucked.
These were good ideas although I have done done and done all of it already 💁🏻♀️ Been vertically folding since 2017.
How do you like your steamery steamer and debobbler?
Such useful and sensible tips! BTW your hair is glorious! 🤍. Thank you from snowy North Carolina 🇺🇸 !
Thank you ❤️
Very interesting Emma,as always! Your wadrobe is my inspiration but is not easy for me...Thank you💛
Great video! Obrigada!🇧🇷
I roll my jeans instead of folding vertically and I have been postponing that task for well over a year. Need to get on that because it'll give space for more, and if there's any item in a wardrobe that is never truly complete, it's jeans
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Sorry, Emma, but Marie Kondo was not the first folding vertically! I fold everything vertically for more than 20 years! Yes, twenty! You can maximize space and see everything you have in seconds. My daughter is almost 24 and was taught to do that way. A few months ago she told me that people were talking about the Marie Kondo method and she said she's doing it since she was a little girl. They're surprised but she explained how I fold her clothes since always. I do the debobble not just on knitwear, also my thermals, winter socks, etc.. Love your channel! 😘🙏
Exactly! Linda Koopersmith published a book in 2005 called The Beverly Hills Organizer's Bible where she showed how to vertical fold many garments!
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Great tips Emma ! You've inspired me to refresh my wardrobe ! Lord knows...it needs it !! :-)
A really useful video and lots of good advise 🥰 a question where did you buy the trouser hangers? LOVED them ❤️❤️❤️
Hi I have added the link in the description box 👍
All brilliant tips!!!! I need to do *each one!!* I do each one 1/2 way.... but I really need to DO them to completion.
👗👖**Any have recommendations for best online places to sell clothes in America?** 👗👖I used to do Ebay but they take such a huge % and not sure if anyone is on there anymore... Thank you!! xx
I don't know I'm afraid. Do you guys have depop?
I’m glad to know I wasn’t the only person to fold all my clothes after watching the wardrobe video
Vertical folding is amazingly practical, but it works only if you have drawers. I only have three small drawers for my underwear, socks and bras, and the rest is really tall shelves, which I can’t change, because I’m renting. So do you guys have any practical ideas how to best organize those?
If you are using the shelves for folding then horizontal folding would be OK as you will be able to see it all from the front. Vertical works perfectly for drawers as with it folded horizontally you can't see what you have 👍
If you fold things verticaly.. when you have taken out about half of your items, will they still stand up verticaly? Or will they just collapse and make everything a mess again...
It will really depend. I find that things like jeans have been fine but items not as structured may start to collapse. Although that being said I very rarely have more than half the items out of a drawer at once as by that point items have been washed and returned to the drawer 👍 so it will really depend on the item and rotation ❤️
We're building a wardrobe in our extra room. Question, do you have some clothing items still in your bedroom or are all your clothes in the wardrobe room? Thank you for the inspiration.
I do have some loungewear and nightwear in 2 drawers at the bottom of the bed but aside from that everything is in here 👍
What brand of knit comb and de-gobbler do you recommend.
Hi all the products are listed in the description box 👍
Hi there Emma great video. Please tell me where I can get a de bobler?
Hi, it is linked below in the description box 👍
Thanks Emma, those are great tips and tasks! Where can I send the before and after pics to??
Best place is on instagram 👍
Hi Emma, great video! I literally spent my morning reorganizing my wardrobe. Random question: what color wash are the Totême jeans I saw when you were showing the folding hack? I want to order a pair in that same color. Thanks!
I think we chatted about this on instagram yesterday ❤️
@@EmmaHill we did, thank you!
Can you please do a review on Steamery Stockholm? 🙂🙂
You look like mermaid 🧜♀️ ❤️❤️❤️
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I JUST did this a few days ago! 4 garbage bags for charity!
Actually, Linda Koopersmith published a book in 2005 based on her real-life organization business called The Beverly Hills Organizer's Bible and SHE came LONG before the Marie Kondo madness and showed the vertical book-style folding method. Marie Kondo copied her.
Great tips x Catherine 😍
Hi Emma! Thank you so much for all your amazing content! A question. I finally started organizing and consciously going through my wardrobe and find that nothing there that I love. There are things that are ok, but none that I say i love or thing that i look really good in. So, what wd be you tips for this desperate situation? Wd love a video for us beginners!
As I mention in the video I would sort through them into a few different categories (maybe things that are definitely going, things that can stay short term and things that may stay). Then from there you can sell some items (or donate them) and start to replace pieces over time with items that you love. It will take some time (obviously don't get rid of everything all at once and be left with no clothes 😂 🙈🤣) but it will be worth it in the end. ❤️
@@EmmaHill thank you so much! ❤️So glad I found your channel!❤️🙏🏻✨
😘 I do have a few decluttering videos and how I sell my items videos on the channel that also may be helpful if you haven't seen them 😘
What is the make of the deboobler ?
Hi it is linked int he description box 👍
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