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This is episode 23 and today I’m here with Zoë Kim talking about wardrobes.
Zoë is the author of Minimalism for Families and a simplicity coach at Raising Simple where she partners with women to tackle the challenges of a cluttered home and life. She loves to try new food, travel, and talk psychology. With her pragmatic and thoughtful approach, Zoë helps mothers find the best solutions to simplify their homes and lives. She lives outside of Atlanta with her 4 children.
Adventure of the Week
I share our big adventure to Austin Texas, highlighting our rocky flight in, an underground cave tour, a museum visit with friends, an American Ninja Warrior gym, and my birthday.
Highlights
Why: We go over how a minimalist wardrobe benefits us and our children.
Clothing: We share how we have curated our minimalist wardrobes.
Shopping: We talk about how often we find we need to refresh something in our wardrobe.
Closets: We give our best closet organization tips.
Storage: We explain how we handle hand-me-downs and out-of-season clothes.
Travel: We discuss our systems for packing for family travel.
Q+A
We tackle this question from Kara: “Economical vs environmental clothing purchases – which make more sense? Spending a lot of money on a couple of well-made eco/locally made pieces or spending less money on fast fashion? I suppose this is a personal question but one I’ve struggled with deciding. I think it’s a mindset issue around the purchase price point of environmentally friendly/small business purchases.”
Dive Deeper
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Why Kids Needs a Minimalist Closet and How to Create One
Minimalist Wardrobe: Yearly Refresh
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