Open the door. See what you love. Wear all of it.

Every item taken out of the wardrobe and laid out on the bed. We work through the items with you, one by one. For each item, you decide: KEEP (you love it, wear it, fits well), DONATE (good condition, you don't wear it), BIN (damaged, stained, beyond repair), SENTIMENTAL ARCHIVE (you don't wear it but can't part with it — wedding dress, baby clothes, inherited items). We facilitate the decision-making (ask the right questions: 'When did you last wear this?', 'Does it fit?', 'Do you love it?') but we never throw anything away without your explicit permission. Decluttering is emotional — we handle it with empathy.

Kept items categorised by type: work (suits, shirts, blouses, work trousers), casual (jeans, t-shirts, casual shirts, jumpers), evening (dresses, smart trousers, smart shirts), activewear (gym kit, yoga wear, swimwear), sleepwear (pyjamas, dressing gown), outerwear (coats, jackets, waterproofs). Within each type, categorised by season: current season accessible (front of wardrobe, eye-level), out-of-season stored (back of wardrobe or in vacuum bags). Categories separated by category dividers (we supply, £2 each) so you can see at a glance where each category starts and ends. The categorisation is the foundation of an organised wardrobe.

Hung items correctly spaced — no cramming (clothes need air to stay fresh and to be visible). We supply velvet hangers (£1 each, the non-slip kind that save space vs wooden hangers). All hangers matching (mixed hangers look chaotic and waste space). Within each category, items colour-grouped (light to dark, left to right) — so you can see at a glance what colours you have. Within each colour, items length-sorted (long items like dresses on the left, short items like shirts on the right) — so the hem doesn't tangle with shorter items. Hung items face the same direction. The result: a wardrobe that looks like a boutique, where everything is visible.

Drawer items folded Marie Kondo-style — into upright rectangles that stand on their own, so you can see every item at a glance (vs traditional stacking, where you only see the top item). T-shirts, tops, jeans, trousers, jumpers (lighter ones), pyjamas, underwear, socks (folded, not balled — balled socks lose elasticity) all folded upright. Items placed in drawers in rows, organised by colour or by type (your preference). Drawer dividers (we supply, £3 each) to keep categories separate within a drawer. The Marie Kondo method is genuinely transformative — you'll wear more of your wardrobe because you can actually see it.

Out-of-season items stored in vacuum bags (£3 each, we supply). Vacuum bags compress clothes by 75% — saves significant wardrobe space. Items washed before storage (never store dirty clothes — moths are attracted to body oils and food stains). Items placed in the bag, air vacuumed out with the pump (we supply), bag sealed. Labelled with contents and date. Stored at the top of the wardrobe or under the bed. Sentimental items (wedding dress, baby clothes, inherited pieces) stored in acid-free archive boxes (£8 each, we supply). Acid-free tissue paper wrapping (for delicate items). Stored in a cool, dry place (not the loft — temperature fluctuations damage fabric).

We supply everything you need. Velvet hangers (£1 each) — non-slip, space-saving, uniform. Matching hangers make a wardrobe look instantly more organised. Vacuum storage bags (£3 each) — for out-of-season items, compresses by 75%. Pump included (we bring it, use it, take it away). Acid-free archive boxes (£8 each) — for sentimental items, acid-free tissue paper, prevents yellowing and deterioration over decades. Drawer dividers (£3 each) — to keep folded categories separate within a drawer. Category dividers for the hanging rail (£2 each) — to separate work, casual, evening, etc. All supplied at cost + 10% handling. You decide the budget, we deliver.