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2024 Wardrobe - 49 pieces

Annual Wardrobe Review: Streamlining My Collection

I'm currently going through my annual wardrobe review and making a conscious effort to streamline my collection. My goal is to reduce my inventory to 49 pieces, with plans to further downsize to 45. As part of this process, I’ve let go of 9 items, specifically focusing on Adidas track jackets and all my hoodies.

Capsules: Winter & Professional Attire

I’ve organized my winter wear into a separate mini-capsule to focus on my main seasonal outfits. Since my work doesn’t require formal dress clothes, I’ve also created a professional dress capsule and culled items I no longer need.

Current Inventory

*** Planned replacement in 2025

  • Shirts 👕 - 15

    • Polo (4)
      • Uniqlo - Polo (Black x3)
      • Burberry - Polo (Green)
         
    • T-Shirt (9)
      • Uniqlo - U-Crew (Green, Black)
      • Uniqlo - Airism (Black x2) 
      • Uniqlo - Supima (White x2, Black x3) ***
         
    • Gym Shirt: Adidas Black
    • Long Sleeve Shirt: Old Navy - Orange Jersey
  • Pants 👖 - 7

    • Track Pants: Adidas Black
    • Jeans (2): Zara - Dark Denim x2 ***
    • Shorts (1): Banana Republic - Brown ***
    • Sports Shorts (3): Adidas - (Black, Red x2)
  • Outerwear 🧥 - 10

    • Track Jackets (2): Adidas - (Black, Red)
    • Crew Sweaters (4):
      • Uniqlo - Grey, Green
      • Banana Republic - Red
      • Gap - White ***
    • Bomber Jacket: Green ***
    • Northface Rain Jacket: Navy
    • Polo Varsity Jacket: Navy
    • Levi Denim Jacket: Blue
  • Shoes 👟 - 5

    • Sneakers:
      • Nike - Air Force 1 - 9M (Triple White)
      • Nike - Air Force 1 - 10M (White/Red) ***
      • Nike - Air Jordan 1 - 10.5M (Reverse Black Toe)
      • Nike - Miler 10M
         
    • Adidas:
      • Stan Smith - 10M
         
  • Winter ❄️ - 5

    • Northface Ski Jacket: Brown
    • Uniqlo Puffer Jacket: Navy
    • Puffer Vest: Navy
    • Uniqlo Heat Tech Sweater: White
    • Puma Fleece Pants: Gray
  • Professional - 7

    • Blazer: Navy
    • Dress Long Sleeve Shirts (3): Blue, White x2
    • Dress Pants (2): Navy, Khaki
    • Dress Shoes: Brown

Future 2025 Acquisitions

I’m reasonably satisfied with my wardrobe and will focus on replacing items as they wear out or upgrading to higher quality. I aim for better fit and materials, and I’m still learning about proper sizing.

Planned Additions:

  • Uniqlo Supima T-Shirts: Black x2
  • Uniqlo U Crew T-Shirt: White
  • Uniqlo Airism T-Shirt: White
  • Uniqlo Chesterfield Overcoat: Brown
  • Polo Quarter Zip Sweater: Charcoal, Brown
  • Blue Jeans
  • ASICS Sportstyle Shoes 10M

Planned Retirements:

  • Jeans
  • Uniqlo Supima T-Shirts x3
  • LS Shirt
  • Gap White Sweater
  • Air Force 1s (10M)

By refining my wardrobe, I hope to create a more functional collection that reflects my personal taste and lifestyle.

 


 







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