I’m halfway through the Project 333 wardrobe decluttering method — it’s already changed the way I get dressed in the morning (for better and for worse)

White bedroom with white fitted wardrobes and a handbag hanging from the handle.

I’m the kind of person that has clothes everywhere. And while I can quite successfully declutter the rest of my house, I really struggle when it comes to my clothes. That’s why I was eager to see whether the Project 333 decluttering method would be able to make a dent in my wardrobe.

Of course, you probably don’t need me to tell you that there are so many decluttering methods out there, all of them promising a happier, healthier home with less stuff. But weeding out the good’uns from the not-so-good’uns can be difficult, which is why I - a self-confessed clothing clutter lover - always try to test as many as I can. On the agenda this month is a method that has forced me to cut down the amount of clothes in my wardrobe... drastically.