House Ledger · MM-INDEX-2025-COD-013 Inaugural Admission · Season 01 (2025)

Seasonal Wardrobe Edit — Style Evolution

What it is
Sunday afternoon: cedar blocks, a mending kit, a list. The season turns; so does the closet. A biannual ritual—Keep · Repair · Store · Release—with a written inventory and breathable storage.

Why it matters (women’s culture)
It turns style from impulse into stewardship. Calmer mornings, cleaner budgets, and a closet that reflects the season and the self you are now.

Form

Timed, repeatable process (90–120 minutes)
Tools: brush/steam, needle/thread, storage, donation plan
Photo inventory; notes on gaps and repeats

Standard

Fewer, better, kept
Decide once (in the edit), not daily (in a rush)
Rotate to rest garments and refresh judgment

Provenance

From camphor trunks to capsule wardrobes
Sustainability/repair culture reclaim the old domestic arts

Weight over time
Normalized by media, apps, and services; measurable reductions in clutter/spend/time‑to‑dress; habit compounding improves wardrobe quality.

Make it yours

Do: Put 90 minutes on the calendar next weekend: Keep · Repair · Store · Release. Music on, tea ready.
Keep: Use cedar/lavender; fold knits; snap a photo inventory before boxing.
Share: Donate what’s good, recycle what’s not, and trade one “great but not me” piece with a friend.

Where it belongs
Homes, studios, dorms; wherever clothing earns its place.

Where to find