Organization in the closet – label with style

Having a well-organized closet isn't just about folding clothes neatly—it's also about creating a system that's easy to keep track of. A simple but powerful trick? Homemade labels. By designing your own, you get both function and style—tailored exactly to your taste and space.

✂️ Why labels?

Labels in your closet help you to:

  • Find the right garment quickly

  • Simplify sorting (e.g., by season or color)

  • Create a consistent and stylish look

  • Making it easier for the whole household to keep things tidy

Whether you share a closet with someone else or just want to feel joy every time you open the doors, labels make a difference.


🎨 Step 1: Plan your categories

Before you start designing, consider what categories you need. Examples:

  • T-shirts

  • Workout clothes

  • Underwear

  • Knitted

  • Summer / Winter

  • To work / Leisure

  • Accessories

Also consider how you want to label things – is it for boxes, shelves, hangers, or garment bags?


🖌 Step 2: Design your labels

Here comes the fun part! You can design your own labels in several ways—digitally or by hand. Here are a few options:

Digital design (perfect for print)

  • Canva – Free and easy. Choose from ready-made templates or create from scratch.

  • Microsoft Word or Google Docs – Use table tools and print.

  • Label templates from Avery or Herma – These have ready-made measurements that fit self-adhesive label sheets.

Tip:

  • Choose a font that is easy to read but stylish – e.g. sans serif combined with an italic heading.

  • Stick to a neutral color scheme (e.g., black and white or beige) for a stylish look, or use pastels for a soft look.

  • Add icons if you want (e.g., a shirt, pants, socks).

 


✨ Extra tips for style points

  • Maintain a consistent layout —for example, use the same size and style for all labels.

  • Take photos of your wardrobe before and after – perfect for your blog or Instagram!


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