OMG! The capsule wardrobe relieved so much stress in my life. My daughter’s clothes situation is out of control. She has so many clothes, but get this… nothing seems to match, especially on those mornings when I didn’t plan out her outfit the day before. The equation didn’t add up so I decided to try building a capsule wardrobe, with hopes to create a capsule wardrobe for myself in the future. While binge pinning on minimalism (I am nowhere near a minimalist, but it is an aspiration of mine), I came across capsule wardrobes. The intent is to buy pieces that you can mix and match with all other pieces or most other pieces, therefore creating a ton of outfits.

Capsule wardrobes save time, money, and force you to be creative. In fact, I’ve come up with more outfits with less clothes. It’s amazing. What is also amazing, is living a more intentional life. I buy her clothes less often but when I do, I buy pieces with her complete wardrobe in mind. I fully consider how many options I have before purchasing. Consuming less is also great for the environment.

Tip: Buy pieces that are of the best quality. You will probably be washing clothes more often with a capsule wardrobe, so you want fabrics that won’t fade, shrink or lose shape.

Where to find these pieces? Click the links below. Happy Fall.

Outerwear and Vests for your capsule wardrobe:

Cat & Jack Girls’ Faux Fur Vest

Art Class Girls’ Vest – Art Class Picnic Green

Shirts:

H&M Ribbed Turtleneck Sweater

H&M Knit Sweater

Genuine Kids From OshKosh Toddler Girls

H&M Shirtdressart class Girls’ Short Sleeve Embroidered Knit Blouses – Art Class Heather Gray

Pants and skirts:

Circo Girls’ Seamless Capri Leggings – Circo White

Circo Girls’ Seamless Capri Leggings – Circo Blue

Cat & Jack Girls’ Maxi Skirt

Cat & Jack Toddler Girls’ Favorite Leggings

H&M Super Skinny Fit Jeans

Shoes and Boots

Cat & Jack Girls’ Tall Matte Rain Boots

Stevies Girls’ Stevies #KOOLKICKS Quilted Twin Gore Sneakers

Cat & Jack Toddler Girls’ Jean Bow Fashion Boots