If something is hard for you to do (either to make time for, physically access, or maybe you find the UI awkward), you'll be less consistent with it. Wardrobe tracking is most helpful when you keep a complete a record as possible of your items and outfits. Which of the following characteristics are important to you? Is collecting metrics important to you? What kinds of metrics?ĭo you want to be able to track outfits or is wear counts of individual items enough?
How much effort do you want to spend on this per day?
How much time are you willing to invest up front? the list of things in the previous section)ĭo you have any long term goals you want to achieve by using wardrobe/outfit logging, like "get my wardrobe down to 100 items", or "wear all my items as evenly as possible"? Things to consider when choosing a method 🤔 You can just get dressed like a normal person without logging anything and not let your lack of a spreadsheet take away from your personal experiences with fashion 😄Although, it should be noted that if your wardrobe is collectively $$$$, having at least a simple list of items (and if possible their values) can be very helpful in the unfortunate event of a natural disaster, fire, etc where you'd want to collect insurance on it. Q: Wait, do I NEED to track my wardrobe or outfits?A: Nope! This is a tool that you can use if you feel it might be helpful or interesting for you. Smarter shopping – identify gaps in your wardrobe and categories that you already have enough (or more than enough!) items for See your whole wardrobe at a glance without having to pile it onto your bed storage)Ĭan help with planning and decision making: What things you have in different locations (e.g. Do you have mostly spring/summer items? Lots of business casual? What's your color palette?) How often you wear items (in the long run and short run)Ĭharacteristics of your wardrobe (e.g.
What can you use wardrobe and outfit logging for? 📋 Things to consider when choosing a method What can you use wardrobe and outfit logging for? Are you interested in making an inventory of your wardrobe? Taking the next step and recording wear counts of items? Going even further into your exploration of personal wardrobe metrics? In this post I'm going to go over a bunch of different ways you can track your wardrobe inventory and log your item wears or outfits, as well as some things to consider when choosing a method.I also have links to wardrobe inventory templates I created for Google Sheets and Airtable.This is another long post, so grab a drink and get comfortable 📚.➡ Jump to spreadsheet templates➡ Jump to Airtable template Sections
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