This is the season when the morning and evening winds become colder and we feel the arrival of full-fledged autumn. It’s time to change your clothes, but it’s depressing when you pull out your fall clothes from the closet and find they’re all wrinkled, or you don’t know where anything is, and it becomes a big day-long job. In fact, changing your clothes every season will be dramatically easier if you just make a few changes to your storage methods. This time, we will introduce smart storage ideas that will save you the hassle of changing clothes.

The ultimate way to make changing clothes fundamentally easier is to create a ``closet where you don’t have to change clothes.’’ It would be ideal if you could store all your clothes on hangers, but this is often difficult due to space constraints.

For this reason, we recommend storage using pull-out clear costume cases such as MUJI'' and Fits.’’ The key is to divide your costume case by season/item rather than by person. For example, categorize items by case, such as summer tops,'' autumn/spring tops,’’ and ``winter knits.’’ When the time comes to change clothes, instead of replacing the contents, you can simply change the top and bottom of the case. Just place the upcoming seasonal items in the middle shelf where they are easiest to access, and move the off-season items to the upper or lower shelves, and you can change your clothes in just a few minutes.

It’s also important to always declutter'' and care’’ your clothes before putting them away. Clothes you never wore this summer are unlikely to be worn again next summer. To avoid taking up too much storage space, let’s get rid of it or sell it on a flea market app. The remaining clothes should be thoroughly washed and cleaned to remove dirt before being put away. If you store it with sweat stains remaining, it will cause yellowing and moth bite the next year.

Don’t forget to use insect repellent and moisture absorbers to keep your precious clothes in good condition. Once you create a system, changing clothes will no longer be a tedious event.