Is your closet causing more headaches than happy outfits? You don’t need hours or a huge overhaul to fix it—just one focused hour can transform your space and simplify your mornings. 

At Organizing CU, we’re here to help you hang up the chaos so your closet feels fresh and your mornings flow just right. 

If your closet feels overwhelming, you’re not alone.

But here’s the good news: you don’t need to spend all day decluttering to make a big difference. In under an hour, you can create a cleaner, more functional closet that actually works for you. 

Step 1, Gather All Items of One Category 
Start by taking all the clothes from one category—whether it’s t-shirts, pants, dresses, or sweaters—off the hangers, shelves, and out of drawers. Seeing everything together gives you a clear overview of what you have, making it easier to organize and decide what to keep. 

Next, Sort Into Three Piles 
Create “Keep,” “Donate,” and “Maybe” piles. Be honest—if you haven’t worn something in the past year or it doesn’t fit well, it’s probably time to let it go. For those “Maybe” items, box them up and revisit in a few months. If you haven’t missed them, donate them. 

Lastly, Put Clothes Back Strategically 
Return the “Keep” clothes to your closet, organizing them in a way that makes sense to you—by type, color, or season. The key is to keep it simple and easy to maintain. 

Bonus Tip: Use this quick declutter as a habit every time you’re swapping winter and summer clothes—regular small efforts keep your closet manageable and stress-free. 

Try this method next time your closet feels chaotic. You might be surprised how much lighter and happier your space feels after just a hour! 

A calmer, more joyful closet is totally within reach—and it doesn’t require perfection, just progress. Take that one small step, celebrate the win, and enjoy the difference it makes every single morning.

Check out episode 3 of the Organizing Confidence Unlimited podcast for even more closet tips!

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