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Professional organizers say refreshing your wardrobe doesn’t require shopping—just a smarter way of seeing what you already own.

Looking for sustainable brands that recycle your old clothes? No worries and waste, these brands keep clothes out of the ...

Sorting through your old clothing can be exciting, as it helps you clear out physical and mental clutter. It can also be overwhelming, however, especially when you have a huge pile of old clothing to ...

PEOPLE whom penury has never compelled in infancy or adolescence to wear other people’s clothes have missed a valuable lesson in social sympathy. In our journey from the period when we first strutted ...

For Days organized multiple stops along the California coast to collect used clothing. For Days wants your old clothes. And they’re already turning some of them into new ones. It’s a circular model ...

Cleaning out your closet doesn’t have to harm the environment — and if you’re smart, it can help your wallet, too. Getting rid of old clothes to make room for new ones is such a refreshing feeling — ...

About once a year, I purge my closets of all my unwanted clothes, whether it’s the jeans that no longer fit, the T-shirts I’ve worn to shreds, or the weird-ass dress that seemed like a good idea at ...

Perhaps it is not surprising that New York City, one of the fashion capitals of the world, generates a lot of fashion waste. New Yorkers throw 200 million pounds of clothing into the trash every year.

A summer spent avoiding shopping and excavating our closets has yielded some surprising revelations. By Lou Stoppard In 2014, Sheila Heti, Heidi Julavits and Leanne Shapton released “Women in Clothes, ...