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organisation& care


 

hangers

Using the right hangers will not only allow you to fit twice as many items in, but they also protect your clothes and give your wardrobe that boutique look. There are three types of hangers you need for your wardrobe; non-slip hangers, clip hangers and open-ended trouser hangers. For heavy coats opt for wider wooden hangers and knitwear should be folded neatly. 

 
 

NON-Slip HANGER

Super thin and non-slip these hangers will also give you wardrobe that uniform look - like a boutique in your own home. The hooks can be rotated to maintain a uniform look when hanging in your wardrobe.

 
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CLIP Hangers

The rubber coated clips can be adjusted to fit your needs and importantly won't mark you clothes. The hooks can be rotated to maintain a uniform look when hanging in your wardrobe. You can also hang them vertically to save space with out of season items. 

 
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Trouser hangers

Your trousers and jeans will be easily accessible on these non-slip metal hangers. And the black and silver keeps your wardrobe looking uniform. 

wardrobe care


wardrobe care


 
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Moth TRAPS

My clients always want advice on how to get rid of moths. Without investing a lot of money in dry cleaning or fumigation, it is possible to keep moths at bay. These moth traps are not the most humane of options but you will see results! 

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moth repellant sachets

Moths are attracted to sweat and left over food on garments. Be sure to wash your clothes after every wear, especially if you have kids. Use these sachets to repell moths and create a lovely scent. I love Colibri sachets as they are all natural and packaged in eco-friendly rice paper. 

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moth repellant spray

I love Ecozone products and their use of plant based ingredients that are kind to us and the environment. The Ecozone Moth Repellent creates a long lasting protective barrier against moths using a complex blend of natural essential oils and you only need to spray every two months. 

 

wool care


wool care


 
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FABRIC SHAVER

Take care of your knitwear and remove bobbles from your cashmere and wool jumper and coats. Your old favourites will look like new again. There are cheaper versions available but the quality of the parts means that you won't put a hole in your jumper. 

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clothes brush

This is a lint remover, clothes brush and shoe horn in one. Perfect for removing pet hair or dust from out of season clothes and it is light enough to travel with.  

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wool wash

I love The Laundress Wool and cashmere shampoo but when you are wearing knitwear every day in the colder months it can be a costly option. Woolite is my everyday choice. It always delivers great results and stops the fibres going flat like some other delicate washing products. Wash your garments inside out to protect the fibres from pilling. I use this to wash my silks too. 

 

specialist care


specialist care


 
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Denim

I take great care in choosing the right colour and wash for my clients denim and they investment a lot of money in jeans so it's devastating when over time the colour changes and fades with washing. This genius product from Mr Black is formulated to keep the original colour intensity of your denim whilst still cleaning them thoroughly. Always wash them inside out and never put them in the dryer. 

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White trainers

There is nothing like a box fresh pair of white trainers and if you prefer to keep them that way then Jason Markk's shoe cleaning kit is a wonder. Don't forget to take out the laces and give them a wash too. I also love Jason Markk cleaning wipes for on-the-go spot cleaning. 

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leather cleaner

The cost and inconvenience of cleaning leather can turn my clients off investing in expensive pieces. This leather cleaner is easy to use and will keep your investment pieces looking new. Use on your jackets, leather trousers, shoes and even your leather sofas. Remember to protect your leather and suede pieces before you wear them. 

 

seasonal storage


seasonal storage


 
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vacuum sealed bags

It is always preferable to store out-of-season clothes in breathable fabrics but it all depends on the space you have. These are invaluable for those with limited wardrobe or storage space. At the end of the season wash everything before storing them in the bags with moth repellant sachets

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STORAGE BOXES

If you have open shelves or are storing clothes on top of your wardrobe where they are visible, opting for a beautiful storage boxes will keep your room looking uniform and boutique like. Once your items are washed, store them with moth repellant sachets inside an appropriate sized box. 

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Storage bags

If you are not limited on space, cotton storage bags that allow the fabrics to breathe keep your clothes in good condition. These are strong and easy to use and I love the clear window so you can see the contents inside. These are also great for storing bedding and linens. 

 

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wardrobe organisation


 
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Folding board

Ever wondered how shops keep their clothes so neatly folded? This Brabantia folding board complete with instructional illustrations will keep your wardrobe looking like a boutique. If you are limited on space I would recommend folding your garments in three and standing them instead of laying them down.

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Collapsible clothing rail

 This is one of those items you don't think you need until you have one. It is perfect for planning your holiday wardrobe or putting together new outfit combinations and when editing your wardrobe. Place all the items you love on the rail and consider whether to keep the remaining items left in your wardrobe. 

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Cloth storage bags

If you want to protect your delicate clothes from dust then store them in breathable cloth storage bags. DON'T be tempted to leave your clothes in the plastic covers when they come back from the dry cleaners. Fabric need to breath and the plastic attracts dust and dust attracts moths. Use the clear sleeve on the front to label the contents.