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2024 Wardrobe - 47 pieces

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Annual Wardrobe Review

Streamlining my collection

47
Target Items
9
Items Let Go
6
Categories
45
Next Goal
Table of Contents
① Overview
② Current Inventory
③ Future 2025 Acquisitions
The Process

Overview

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 47 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.

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.

Items marked *** are planned for replacement in 2025.
 
What's in the Closet

Current Inventory

Shirts 👕 — 14
Type Brand Colors / Notes
Polo Uniqlo (x3) Black x3
Polo Burberry Green
T-Shirt — U-Crew Uniqlo (x2) Green, Black
T-Shirt — Airism Uniqlo (x2) Black x2
T-Shirt — Supima *** Uniqlo (x5) White x2, Black x3
Gym Shirt Adidas Black
Pants 👖 — 7
Type Brand Colors / Notes
Track Pants Adidas Black
Jeans *** Zara (x2) Dark Denim x2
Shorts *** Banana Republic Brown
Sports Shorts Adidas (x3) Black, Red x2
Outerwear 🧥 — 9
Type Brand Colors / Notes
Track Jacket Adidas (x2) Black, Red
Crew Sweater Uniqlo (x2) Grey, Green
Crew Sweater Banana Republic Red
Bomber Jacket *** — Green
Rain Jacket Northface Navy
Varsity Jacket Polo Navy
Denim Jacket Levi Blue
Shoes 👟 — 5
Model Brand Details
Air Force 1 Nike 9M — Triple White
Air Force 1 *** Nike 10M — White/Red
Air Jordan 1 Nike 10.5M — Reverse Black Toe
Miler Nike 10M
Stan Smith Adidas 10M
Winter ❄️ — 5
Item Brand Colors / Notes
Ski Jacket Northface Brown
Puffer Jacket Uniqlo Navy
Puffer Vest — Navy
Heat Tech Sweater Uniqlo White
Fleece Pants Puma Gray
Professional — 7
Item Colors / Notes
Blazer Navy
Dress Long Sleeve Shirt Blue, White x2
Dress Pants Navy, Khaki
Dress Shoes Brown
On the Radar

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 Overcoat — Brown
  • →Polo Letterman Jacket — Black
  • →Polo Quarter Zip Sweater — Charcoal, Brown
  • →Blue Jeans
Planned Retirements
  • →Jeans
  • →Uniqlo Supima T-Shirts — x3
  • →Uniqlo U Crew T-Shirt
  • →Air Force 1s — 10M

47 items and counting down — a more functional collection that reflects personal taste and lifestyle.

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