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Show Notes
Closets, wardrobes, outfits . . . we all have to get dressed and there are definitely ways to make this whole process easier and more fun. This is just one more area rife for planning an organizing strategies, and stylist Gab Saper (aka The Wardrobe Editor) is here to deliver! She chats with me about all things wardrobe curation and organization, and I also gives a brief update on recent organizing wins in my own closet.
Ways to find and connect with Gab: Website / Insta
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ooh! Now THIS is up my alley. Going to go download the episode right now.
Another fabulous episode, thank you Sarah! I do feel I need to comment on Gab’s suggestion to over order and buy multiple sizes and colours etc when shopping on-line as “you can just send any unwanted items back”. I would urge listeners to consider that most if not all returned items end up in land fill, which is clearly not an ideal outcome.
Wow that is shocking! Even higher end items? Example – a $200 pair of jeans? Surely that math can’t work for the company? Or maybe it does. That is so sad/wild if so!
Yes, unfortunately because items have been tried on, the processing and logistics doesn’t add up economically for many companies. There are many articles on this subject and the effect on our environment.
As a side note, there was a massive outcry when it was discovered many high end fashion labels destroy excess stock (check out Burberry burning stock) to “protect their brand”!
Good to know!! I honestly had no ides companies would do that!