Fashion

[Misplaced Parisian]

Thankfully I'm like Cherry...I have two closets. 

Have fun switching out the clothing.

[Shanus]

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@Ms tyrion2 wrote:

The only switching I do is put the shorts and summer skirts away and replace with long pants. All my long sleeved tops are in the guest room closet. Sweaters are folded in a sweater chest.   My master closet has tanks and short sleeved t shirts year round. 

I don't switch until late October/early November .

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@Ms tyrion2  Since I don’t wear shorts (a few pr. Bermuda length to walk dogs) or skirts or dresses, that frees up a lot of space on the hanging rods. I have about 3’ or less of long hanging for my robes and long, lounge pullovers. 

[ALRATIBA]

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@cherry wrote:

I am happy to say I don't have to do this. I have a winter -fall and a summer- spring closet. That must be a huge job, I shudder to think of having to do this ,two times a year

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@cherry

It's a pain in the neck to do.  It usually takes me all weekend, and then some.  This year I donated tons of summer clothes - so next time around it will be easier.

[Azcowgirl]

This summer we added on , all one level, so I now have a winter closet and a summer closet .😊

[Shanus]

I don’t think I like having separate closets. In our last house, my off season clothes were in the guest room walk-in upstairs. What a PIA shleping up & down to switch them over.

When we built this house, there was an area between our closets for a treadmill/sitting area/desk or study. Heck no! Give me a bigger closet any time. Our treadmill’s on the balcony upstairs instead.

[Shanus]

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Just finished changing clothes over. It took about 30 minutes. 

[panda1234]

For me it will be the end of October. It stays hot until then, today 80 outside. I don't wear the lighter or brighter colors, just navy, black and brown in summer clothing.