Clothes that carry you
The second workshop of the series Free your space, free yourself — clothing through the KonMari® method: from an overcrowded wardrobe to one full of harmony and personal style.
Clothing through the KonMari® method: from an overcrowded wardrobe to one full of harmony and personal style
Is your wardrobe full, and you still feel you have nothing to wear? You keep buying new pieces while the old ones pile up. You feel guilty about letting something go, or you tell yourself you will fit into it one day.
This workshop applies the Japanese KonMari® method to your wardrobe. It does not push you towards minimalism; it gently leads you to clothes that reflect who you are and the everyday life you actually live.
The emphasis is not on quantity but on conscious choice — on the pieces that spark joy and make your mornings easier. The workshop stands on its own, and it is also the second of six themes that follow the order of the KonMari® method.
What you discover at the workshop
By the end of the workshop you know:
- how to decide which garments you keep and which you let go
- the difference between a seasonal and a year-round wardrobe, and how to organize each
- how to recognize emotional blocks — guilt, “I will fit into this one day” — and how to release them
- how clothes are folded and stored the KonMari way
- how to set up a new or existing wardrobe around your own needs
- how to keep an organized wardrobe in the long run
What the workshop looks like
Each workshop has a theory part, practical examples and time for questions and answers. It runs for about two hours, with a warm drink and a snack.
Attendance is limited to fifteen people, because in a smaller group everyone gets to ask their question and describe their own space. Anyone who wants to go further can arrange an individual session afterwards.
The series of six workshops
You can attend this workshop on its own or as part of the series of six thematic KonMari® workshops. Each one takes a different part of the home, the workspace and everyday life, and together they follow the order of the method:
- When space becomes yours — the foundations and the home as a whole
- Clothes that carry you — clothing and the wardrobe (this workshop)
- Pages as a trace of time — books and papers
- A kitchen that feeds the soul — the kitchen and everything in it
- The maze of everyday life — komono, the miscellaneous items
- Memories that carry a story — sentimental items
Schedule
There is no scheduled date for this workshop at the moment. Get in touch and I will let you know as soon as new dates open, and if you gather your own group, we arrange the workshop whenever it suits you.
