Survey #260: Wardrobe Malfunctions or Clutter in the Closet

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Wardrobe Malfunctions
Which of the following statements describe situations that you’ve experienced during the last year? Please check all that apply.
- I have a lot of clothes but often find that I have nothing to wear.
- Getting dressed is more stressful than enjoyable.
- Getting dressed takes a lot more time than I feel it should.
- I’ve avoided clothing items because they’re out of style.
- I’ve avoided clothing items because they’re stained or damaged.
- I own clothing items that don’t match my current personal style.
- I’ve avoided clothing items because they no longer fit.
- I own items of clothing that I’ve never worn.
- I own items of clothing that I haven’t taken out of their bags yet.
- I’ve felt overwhelmed by the number of choices in my wardrobe.
- I’ve felt guilty about buying new clothes because I already have a lot.
- I own clothing items that I’m only keeping as mementoes.
- I own clothing items that are duplicates of other items in my wardrobe (other than uniform items).
- I own so much clothing that I can’t easily see it all.
- I’ve struggled to put away all of my clean clothes after doing laundry.
- I own clothing items that I’m keeping until they fit again.
- I sometimes can’t see the floor of my walk-in closet.
Please list any other “wardrobe malfunction” you’ve experienced that we didn’t include above.
This may be any situation that makes you feel as if your wardrobe is getting out of control.

Your Biggest Issue
Complete the following statement: “The biggest problem with managing my wardrobe is that __________.”
Examples:
- “…I keep three sizes of everything.”
- “…my main closet contains too many things besides clothing.”
- “…I still have work clothes even though I’ve retired.”

Trouble Spots
What specific categories or types of clothing do you most struggle to manage?
Examples:
- winter clothes
- special-occasion clothes
- hats

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The Clutter Fairy Weekly Survey #260

Wardrobe Malfunctions or Clutter in the Closet

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Wardrobe Malfunctions

Your Biggest Issue

Trouble Spots

Ask Us Anything!

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Mailing List

Future Topics

Permission to Use and Edit Your Responses

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