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wj4
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It looks cool but not practical for me. Plus I can't fold shirts for ****.Originally Posted by jet
Haha, same. When I fold t's, they come out looking like test tube babies, out of proportion and all.
Well I was going to visit Ikea tomorrow to spaz up the closet. But oh well...I guess switching to wooden hangers was enough.
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You use a steamer to iron out the wrinkles prior to wearing? Seems like it's such a hassle to do so in the morning, no? Especially when in a rush?Originally Posted by wj4
Steaming is quick and easy. I keep my knits folded and hit them with just a couple minutes of steam in the morning.
Ironing, on the other hand, I leave to the professionals. I can't imagine not hanging up anything woven.
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I'm amazed you're that minimal. It's pretty brilliant that you've honed in so sharply on a style. I think 75% of my clothes/shoes haven't been worn more than twice (ugh). jealous.Originally Posted by PaulYAY
Every garment is a designer piece so it is mainly due to price. I was actually thinking it was far from minimalistic ahaha.
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