Fashion

[Gayle2]

How long do you hang on to wardrobe items that no longer fit as well as they used to?

[software]

I don't hang onto clothes that no longer fit or that I wear.    Too easy to cull & donate, to make room for new!  

[QVCkitty1]

Probably longer than I should, but I have gotten more realistic as I get older, and I'm quicker to donate.

[ALRATIBA]

If I put something on and it doesn't fit well, it goes right into the donation bag I keep in the bottom of the closet. 

When it's filled - it goes to Salvation Army.

[Lipstickdiva]

It depends on how badly it doesn't fit.  If it's snug but wearable, althought it would be uncomfortable to wear, I will give it until the next closet changeover and if it still doesn't fit properly, I donate it.

If it's totally tight to the point it's not at all wearable, I donate it.  Otherwise I just get drepressed everytime I see it there.  

[SilleeMee]

If it's something I paid a lot of money for I try to find someone I know who may want it. There have been a few times that I have sold some of the nicer pieces to consignment or at  private sales. Otherwise it's donated. 

[GATORGIRL]

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@Gayle2 wrote:
How long do you hang on to wardrobe items that no longer fit as well as they used to?

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@Gayle2

I cling to the delusion that some day they will fit as well as they used to; therefore, I tend to cling to wardrobe items.

[AKgirl2]

My weight tends to go up and down, so I tend to hang on to better pieces.  Too expensive to keep replacing.  

[Bhvbum]

hope springs eternal!  Just keep the ones you absolutely love and hope. After a couple of years though they will look dated. I just went through winter clothes and the Pendleton wool jackets and skirts I loved now look too outdtaed!  I gave them all to Goodwill. 

I should have done it earlier because now I can fit into them the wide shoulders and pleated skirts just look matronly!  

[SeaMaiden]

A long time.....too long🙀