Oof. This one hurts a little. đ You spent $300 on it. Itâs beautiful. Itâs great quality. Maybe it still has the tags on it. And every time you clean out your closet you think⌠âBut I spent so much money on that.â So back into the closet it goes. Hereâs the thing: keeping it isnât getting your money back. If it doesnât fit, doesnât feel like you anymore, doesnât work for your lifestyle or you simply NEVER reach for it, the price you originally paid doesnât make it useful now. So the next time youâre editing your closet and the price tag is the only reason youâre hesitating, ask yourself: â Would I choose to wear this today? â Does it fit my body AND my life right now? â Can I easily think of an outfit Iâd wear it with? â If I saw it in a store today, would I buy it again? If the answer keeps coming back no, that tells you something. Sometimes the most expensive pieces in our closets teach us the best lessons about what we actually wearâand that information can make you a much smarter shopper going forward. Your closet is valuable because of what you wear, not what you spent. đ¤ Save this for your next closet cleanout. closetedit wardrobetips personalstyle personalstylist effortlessstyle
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