What are closet essentials?
Closet essential are things that help with our everyday get-ready routine. Things we need to make our getting dressed process easy.
Let’s jump into it, here are 10 closet essentials all closets must-have to make our getting ready process seamless.
STEAMER
Steamers and irons are essential to any normal person’s closet. I prefer steamers as they don’t leave hard lines and, they work well on silks and satins without any damaged being done.
Here are a couple of brands and styles I would recommend for your first purchase.
- SALAV GS06 Garmet Stemear (Standup)
- Black + Decker HGS350 (Hand held)
SEWING KIT
The one thing all of our grandmothers always had handy. Well not you don’t need a huge box with millions of buttons and zippers but, instead you can just purchase a basic one that consists of thread, needles, safety pins, and possibly a meaningful tape. These are essential but if you want something bigger by all means purchase the ones with buttons and zippers.
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FULL LENGTH MIRROR
Who doesn’t love a full-length Mirror?! Well, I know most women I know love them and, may have more than one honestly. It’s one of those things that you can’t live without. From Selfies to just looking at how dope you look. How never you want to put it full-body mirrors are a must.
HUGGLE HANGERS
If you don’t have these, get some. I love these simply because they are slim and allow me to add more items to my closet. My only recommendation would be is to purchase a really good brand to avoid the risk of them breaking or any die running on your clothes. Try the premium nonslip from the Container Store. Those will be your best bet.
LINT BRUSH
Lint brushes are essential for those days where you have on dark colors and don’t want to risk the chance of having hair or lint on them. Also, keep a small one for traveling in your purse as you may never know when you’ll need one.
CEDAR WOOD BALLS
bottom line, it keeps moths away and keeps your garments smelling fresh. These work as natural pest control as moths love eating protein fibers making your sweaters a common target for holes so invest in some ASAP.
