Wardrobe Audit Worksheet
The guiding questions for each clothing category, to work through your wardrobe audit piece by piece without getting lost.
Before you start the audit, three questions apply to almost every piece: do you wear it regularly? Does it make you feel good when you wear it? Does it work with other things you own? If all three answers are yes, keep it. Each category has its own specific questions too — use this scorecard piece by piece.
For each question choose Yes or No, then add up the points for the category: positive → keep the item, negative → let it go, zero → it's a toss-up, decide calmly.
Tops and t-shirts
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Do you wear it at least once every two weeks?
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Do you feel comfortable in the fabric?
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Does it work with at least three things you already own?
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Trousers and jeans
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Does it fit comfortably right now, without waiting to “fit into it again”?
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Do you pair it easily?
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Have you worn it in the last season?
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Dresses and skirts
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Do you have real occasions to wear it in the life you're living today?
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Does it make you feel like yourself when you wear it?
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Outerwear
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Do you use it at least 10 times a year?
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Does it protect you from the cold or rain you actually face?
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Is it in good condition?
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Shoes
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Are they comfortable enough to wear all day?
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Have you worn them at least 5 times in the past year?
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Accessories
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Do you use it regularly?
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If decorative, do you love it enough to keep it as a jewellery-like object?
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Activewear
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Do you actually use it for sport (not just around the house)?
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The 20-second rule
If deciding takes more than 20 seconds, don't force it: put the piece in the “maybe” pile and revisit it after a 30-day pause. Hard decisions rarely get better under pressure.
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