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Maybe if I hit 100k subscribers we can have a wine drinking party in my wardrobe 🙃🍷🥳 Comment from : A to Zen Life

Over $900 sounds like a lot and that is even with me buying some new clothes because my body is changing because of weight gain because of menopause! Comment from : Gladys Symonds

$960 sounds outrageous! Comment from : Virginia Grenier

Hi Marissa! I found your channel this summer, and by now I've watched most of your videos I'm in the middle of a large restructure and declutter after some big life changes last year, and some more to come, and your videos have helped me keep my motivation up and just get it done I really like your fun and down to earth personality, and the fact that you practice family minimalism with the focus on living and not on aesthetics is so refreshing ❤😊 I live in Norway and much of your experience with weather and culture in Germany applies to the rest of northern Europe too (the thing about taking off shoes when entering the house applies to most of the world, I think, with north America being the anomaly😂) I have a couple of tips for you that I hope will be of use I noticed that you are often cold in the winter, and that you don't seem to have any woollen clothes Wool is huge in Scandinavia, and I dress myself and my son in wool through the winter There are some great brands selling timeless, organic and minimally processed woollen clothes, and the ones I buy here in Norway are actually manufactured in Germany, so I'm sure you'll find them there too I always wear a woollen singlet as a base layer from October to April, which means I can wear my blouses and shirts through the cold season, with wool underneath and a cardigan on top I also really recommend getting woollen felt slippers for home, and a thin woollen sweater and wool pyjama bottoms/joggers to wear in the house It really helps! Another benefit of wool is that it does not stain or smell easily, so I normally wash my woollen clothes once or twice a year (except for socks, which need washing more frequently) The other tip is for line drying: if you get some clothes pegs/pins, you will be able to hang clothes in a single layer instead of doubled up, and it will cut drying time down to half 😉 Wishing you all the best on your YouTube break! 😊 Comment from : Ane FS

I do swap out my wardrobe for summer/winter; we have such limited closet space, and my summer pieces are so light that layering them with heavier items just doesn't look good But I have a core wardrobe of jeans and tees that are out all year I just remove the "extremes" (very light/very heavy clothes) as the seasons change Comment from : Pia Käyhkö

Wow, creating a new wardrobe each season sounds like such a horror to me haha 😅 I am all for a year-round, sustainable wardrobe and loved, loved your tips! Comment from : palestblue

I live in the uk so I need everything available I focus on good fabrics and layering Comment from : Celeste

I find that shoes are the most expensive part of shopping since I don’t buy used shoes Most of our clothes are from thrift stores, sale racks, or clothes swapping with family Comment from : Emery Stodden

Subscribed liked and leaving a comment that your content doesn’t suck Comment from : Amanda Madden

This is the Capsule Wardrobe video that I needed to see! (LOL) I live in Kentucky, so wacky weather within 4 defined seasons Thank you! Comment from : Rebecca

Great tips 👍🏻 Knowing your best colors, style, etc Also knowing your body shape and what looks best for your body shape type Comment from : Jennifer

I’m rewatching with my kids and we all love how your message of make do of what you already have! Thank you! Comment from : Judy Ludden

Binging through your video I appreciate that your minimalist philosophy is based on fugral, sustainable living I see a lot of minimalist channels that are constantly buying and decluttering Comment from : Rachel TheShadesofOrange

That is not much to spend on clothes Comment from : Kathy Seiver

That chart you showed was bonkers! Almost 1k on clothing per month?? Ladies, why 😭 Comment from : Mages Almanac

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I've never been keen on denim, but wow -- that denim apron dress is so fantastic!brbrI think that undergarments often need to be replace annually, and let's face it bras are not inexpensive! Comment from : Gina Marie

That sounds like an insane amount of money for clothes😱 Comment from : watersportcrazy

I don't know how I feel about reselling stuff I got at the thrift store I feel that if I was lucky enough to find a nice pair of booties for example at a great price but they ended up not fitting or hurting my feet I'd rather donate or resell them really cheap like I got them to offer another person the opportunity to get nice boots for cheap Maybe its just me but it feel morally wrong to me I know a bunch of people literaly do that at a job but idk Just me thought Comment from : SabrinaRyan

$900 is way more than I would spend Selling my clothes is pointless as most come from the thrift store anyway Comment from : Joy Wintersteen

I love this, I don't have another place to store my clothes I love green, red and yellow Going to try this! Comment from : ThatNATLife

Thanks for the explanation of capsule wardrobe I live in 4 seasons also We need more cloths, mittens, scrafs ect Comment from : Lisa Medeiros

960 per year is absurd in Europe, for me I spend maximum 100, if not less Some years none at all 😂😂 Comment from : Bea Vadakkoot

I never exchange my things in my closet, it stays in all year This is a great video for people who need some guidance 😍😍 Comment from : Bea Vadakkoot

Ever since I left home I've had all my clothes in my bedroom so my wardrobe is mostly a year round one already! ;) Comment from : annatheawesome1

Here's a tip if you need to purchase shoes: try them on in the later part of your day Our feet do swell throughout the day (especially if you've been standing a lot!) Comment from : Alexis Miller

That $900 seems like a whole lot of cash! Comment from : shandke

This year, and this year only, my partner will spend 1000 Because he did need a fitting suit and had none, and since we moved he needs summer clothes that he hadn't But apart from that, i agree with most comments, i spend half of this if I need new shoes, even less if not Comment from : Chloé Auberger

Thank you, this is super useful!! Comment from : Jade

Rewatching this 8 months post party w number 2 human I don't know why I specified that :D I have a few extra jackets that I rarely use and they are just taking up space in my closet I also realized recently that I need some button down/polos for going out to cafes that I lack in my wardrobe and your voice was in my head and I realized I could dress them up or down and so it was a win! Comment from : Katie Thomas

I love thrift store shopping, but have been much more choosey in what I am buying, rather than just buying because it is cheap Comment from : Amanda Davis

How cool that you have lived in so many countries Finland! awesome Comment from : Tess Kansas

👎disagree! Our family of 8 spends less than that! Comment from : The Thibodeauxs

Genius! 😃 😘 Comment from : Tiger Girl

Disagree $960 sounds “like a little” Comment from : NAE

👍🏽from Canada 🍁 Comment from : Me Me

In the past 5 years I have bought 2 pairs of pants, 4 shirts, 3 pajama pants, one pajama shirt, several bras, and several pairs of underwear I think the total cost is under 300 dollars I am, however, planning to replenish my wardrobe by the end of this yearby getting a few of each item of clothing- pants, shorts shirts , dresses, shoes, accessories I still think it will be under 300 dollars this year😁 Comment from : Nancy Widows

loveeeee uncle iro Comment from : alexa

Oh, I feel bad now, 1k for clothes for a whole year sounds so little I don`t buy much but quality clothes are more expensive Comment from : Mybagoftheday

I have noticed that other you tubers with capsule wardrobe live in temperate places and don’t have a 4 season wardrobe Thanks for all the suggestions! And $960 seems like a lot Comment from : Shanel Talbert

Yikes! That's a lot Comment from : Amanda Dingess

I always calculate end of the year how much money I spent on clothing and surprisingly it's way more than 2000 euros in 2020, compared to 2019 which was barely 500 euros Comment from : My Slow Slayings

Just discovered you, already in love with your channel and finally found someone living in EU battling with the harsh weather conditions Comment from : My Slow Slayings

I am a very low maintenance person that, and in the last 6 and a half years I have been a stay at home mom for about 4 and a half of those I have clothes that I have owned for years Last year I bought a t-shirt for summer and a pair of shoes for winter and a poloneck jersey I probably spent 75 Euro's in total 1000 dollars seems to much for my lifestyle But if you need to project a certain image it's probably very little Comment from : Ana Alves

Four seasons a day in new zealand Comment from : Ci

Marissa, I just discovered your videos this weekend as I was looking for inspiration to declutter! Not only are your videos very helpful and informative but you have a great sense of humour!! Comment from : Heidi January

I buy used I buy what I need One thousand dollars is a lot for clothingbrSince I respect my clothing needs and style I feel I have enough I now spend 300 a year or less and so use what is left over on something more important or something that helps the planet Comment from : Bessie Oriotis

Winter Spring Summer and Fall 🤣🤣🤣 Comment from : Callie Jay

Yes! I live in New England, and this is such an issue for me I feel like I switch my closet out 4 times a year! But I'm wondering, if you wear your clothes all year round, how often do you need to replace them? I find that my tshirts that I wear all year long only last a year or so Do you have any brands that you like for particularly well made clothes? Comment from : Lily P

OMG, that denim jumper is brilliant! I’m sewing the bulk of my wardrobe and have been looking for versatile pieces I’m adding this to my list! Comment from : knm_kauai

I use transitional pieces too Comment from : Loretta Tay!or

Here in Tennessee, we sometimes have 2 or 3 seasons in one day! So I struggle to get rid of clothes T shirts are my love! Trying to purge stuff You inspire me! Comment from : Loretta Tay!or

I've spent maybe $100 CAD over the past 3 years I only really ever buy basics on sale, or things for special occasions Comment from : TR1CHcreates

I think I spend a fair bit more than that on clothes per family member per year But, we live in a very remote area there are no second hand shops etc and I will only buy ethical, sustainable things so I feel it's justified and with in our means Comment from : Jess Curr

Inteligent! Love your videos, amiga Comment from : R W

I just found your channel and I am so thankful for your tips! Especially the 5F rule and the thought of not just throwing away and buying new, if needed again Also I love your clear structured videos, which just have a perfect length of time! Subscribed!:) Comment from : Charli

I see you are a woman of culture as well Marissa ! I see Iroh and capsule wardrobe, i upvote ! Comment from : Dirtdiver

No way I spend less than $1000 or less for my whole family of 4 on clothes in Australian dollars Comment from : acrobatic anna

Justine Leconte also has good information on her channel about skin colour and undertone Comment from : acrobatic anna

That sounds like a lot I probably spend about $150 yearly at the most Comment from : Total Life Hacker

I’d love to watch this video, is there any way you could enable the auto captions for the hearing impaired? Comment from : Erika B

OMG!!! i love your videos!!!! it's too early now, and i see my self watching your videos 😂😂😂😂😂 Comment from : Grace Arellano Perez

I think I spend more than $960 a year on clothing Comment from : Janel Miller

I spend 1000$ per year on my family of 6! Comment from : 33snowgal

It would help to know how many of each item you have and how you coordinate things Comment from : lynnekins

Considering I spend $300 on a pair of trainers, I don’t think $1000 is a lot Comment from : F Webster

love from Arizona - sun dresses' and flip flops and a cardigan (indoors) are my year around staples Comment from : R h

I spend maybe 50 dollars a year on clothing that includes socks underwear new or a new dress for a wedding or to replace something i need thats lived a long life and looking daggy Most the stuff i buy is second hand and im always open to buying second hand because you often find bargains at random times so like leather shoes or a wool jacket or hand made quilt like if its there you have to buy it because its not like youll find it again and its like usually 5 dollars or something so even if its more impulse or you end up not using or liking it you can either redonate it or give it to family friends I dont feel comfortable selling things in general but its kinda taboo here in aus to sell stuff youve bought from charity stores like people donate those things so that poorer people can have nice things for a few dollars not so you someone who isnt in desperate need can buy it and resell it for retail price I mean when i think of all the wonderful things ive bought from op shops and i think i would never be able to have this otherwise and what if that person had decided to sell them instead of donate them i realise that it would be unfair of me to benefit from something and not return the favour brbrSo ive donated very expensive things very valuable things that i couldve easily made a few hundred dollars or more off of but knowing that that will make someones day as my day has been made by other peoples generosity makes it all worth it after all if im getting rid of it its of no value to me anymore anyway Its taking up valuable energy time space and money to store it So its actually adding value to my life by donating it Comment from : EmmaAppleBerry

omg i spend so muchhhh money on clothing pretty much all the money i really need to change that thank you so much for your video :) Comment from : Blanca Alvarez

Yay, layers is the trick! A long, long time ago when we could travel, I always packed outfits that I could use all the items of the same day if it was cold 🥶 We have four seasons here in Sweden, and usually we have pretty much the same weather on every holiday (think christmas, easter and midsummer) 8 degrees and rain So no need to put away ”winter clothes” etc off season Comment from : Catharina B

OmG! 960$????? That is a fortune I hate having clothes that Idon't love passionately Such a waste, so I never go shopping but only buy the odd gem I coincidentaly come across which fits my existing colour scheme and is cheaper than making it myself An interesting design in plain fabric is preferable to patterned fabric Love your denim dress!!! Comment from : Amy Hyruhm

This is the video I needed xx Comment from : rjt

If you want to learn about coloring, watch Merriam Style 💖brbrYou'll among other things learn why silver might look better than gold even on someone with warm undertone Comment from : katherine197

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$1000 sounds like a lot to me! Although I am in the process of getting some minimalist [barefoot] shoes, so this year will be a bit closer to that mark xD brbrUsually I do thrift store/yard sale finds - and I found a Merinosilk sweater from New Zealand for under $5 this spring! Sure, I needed to spend $20 something for merino/silk blend yarn to mend some old moth damage, and it is too small to wear as an outside layer but it has become my absolute favorite for an under layer for hiking or spending time outside in the winter Love the pattern, love the fabric, love the fit (when I use it in a creative way!) <3 Comment from : MinstrelGirl 451

Best intro I have EVER seen in a YouTube video Bless you Long live the white lotus Comment from : Shannon Hayes

I had never heard of the less than 100$ rule it’s a bit extreme, what I have heard before and prefer a lot more is the 20 rule! If you can replace the item under 20$ and under 20 minutes you should declutter it :) Comment from : Sandrine BJ

I have tee shirts in the winter put a cardigan over top one dress put long cardigan over top Comment from : Ann Beth

That's nuts, wayyyyy to much I don't think I have ever spent that much in a year Yearly budget for clothes for a family of 4 is 200 and been doing that for 2 years 2020 we spent $0 Hahahahaha thank you pandemic and hand me downs Comment from : alirocks11

I am a new follower so I’ve only watched a handful of your awesome incredible videos You talked about the thrift store There might be many out there but I haven’t seen any… How about a YouTube video on how to shop at a thrift store? I guess I should do a search and see if there’s others… But yours would be hands-down the best Comment from : Joan Richter

Someone who lives in a harsh environment 🙋🏻‍♀️ -45 out here today 😭 Comment from : Nicole Palmer vlogs

7:50 I definitely don't xD 95 of my clothes is hand me downs and goodwill Comment from : Katie Anderson

liked video as soon as I saw the intro Comment from : Caroline Judith

I can’t imagine spending 1000 on just myself in a year Love your channel and your humor! Keep going! Comment from : Krysten Renée

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