How to: clothes CARE & STORAGE (+ avoiding microplastic pollution) | CAPSULE WARDROBE

CASPULE WARDROBE TIPS WHEN SWITCHING SEASONS: how to sort, wash and store your clothes during winter + a laundry hack that I discovered this year and that helps the environment: it's essential that we start filtering microfibers when doing laundry at home.
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[@RitaCism]

These are the kind of videos EVERYONE should be watching. Learning how to take care of your clothing (or any of your stuff really) is important and useful to every generation, but especially to the younger ones, that seem to not be aware that this is very much a part of self-care practices. Thank you Justine for your work.

[@sheonlydances]

My grandma taught me to store wool, cashmere and silk in a cotton bag, because moths don’t eat cotton. She had a fur coat which she also put in a big cotton bag and she sewed it shut. I still follow her advice, I find old pillow cases with zippers to be very useful.

[@lanasenglishlearninglounge6104]

Thanks for raising awareness about microfibre pollution, Justine! A really important issue that needs to be addressed urgently!

[@justineleconte]

urgently indeed. Happy to heat that you were aware of the issue, more people need to know.

[@Jacquelinenht1]

The gray-water filter is such welcome information. After years of supporting recycled plastic bottle fleece garments, it was a shock to discover the shed fibers from washing them were showing up in large numbers of dead marine life. Though as you say, the fibers are small, they were of such density in cubic square meters of ocean water that it was seriously impacting many species, even whales, having clogged their gills and invading their digestive systems. I’m hopeful they will soon be marketed for apartment dwellers, as we are unable to install permanent fixtures. Justine, I so enjoy your videos. Having run an anti-slavery NGO, it was devastating how unreceptive many were to the harm caused by fast fashion. I pass on your videos to many, and you help me to stay current now that I’ve retired from business suits to more relaxed styles. Thank you!

[@lindas.1751]

@@Jacquelinenht1 I bought a GuppyFriend laundry bag, which I toss microfiber items into before wash, then take them out of the bag for drying. The bag is supposed to collect the microfiber filaments, much similar to how @justine leconte officiel says her machine filter works. I liked the bag so well I gifted one to my daughter.

[@gurl066]

@@lindas.1751 I have researched and other solutions available on the market do not prevent microfiber pollution. You have to pick up the fibers that get caught and throw them in the trash or down the drain - back into our environment, which means you have not solved the problem. Luckily, PlanetCare closes that loop when you send the filters back and they recycle all the fibers. Great solution and I just ordered one. Thanks for raising awareness about this. Very important topic.

[@lanasenglishlearninglounge6104]

@@justineleconte they absolutely do! Let's hope the filter approach catches on (and catches those nasty fibres ;)! I really appreciate your responsible approach to fashion and fashion-related or adjacent issues.

[@lizabraham78]

In India, many families use stainless steel trunks or almirahs for storing clothes. They may not look trendy/classy/stylish but saved the expensive silk and woolen garments for years. All of my silk sarees have been in storage since forever. Every year, around twice a year, I take them out, let them some sunlight for a few hours or dry clean them and put them back in storage.

[@pegsbarton6353]

It seems odd that you have kept these items for so long but not used them? I can understand keeping say a wedding dress or some lovely fabric for future use but to just have things in storage indefinitely seems really pointless.

[@lizabraham78]

@@pegsbarton6353 Theoretically, I agree. But sarees never go out of style and are handed down as heirlooms from mother to daughter. So there's no danger of "oh no! This is outdated!" happening any time. No problems of resizing or sweat stains or anything either.

[@pegsbarton6353]

@@lizabraham78 I understand now. Thank you for explaining Elizabeth. Nice tradition.

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What a lovely and meaningful sponsorship! Justine, you are doing the planet such a service by talking about this important thing. I do hope soon EU will provide mandatory filters in washing machines and the regulations in other countries will follow

[@justineleconte]

thank you! Yes, it is a kind of company/initiative that I am very happy to support ;-)

[@PlanetCareFilter]

Justine is fantastic, and there is no doubt that we want to support her and her mission. 😊 We hope that filters will become mandatory in every new washing machine. In fact, joint efforts of all the early PlanetCare users have already attracted the attention of policymakers. They directly impact legislation changes in France (all new washing machines will have to be fitted with a filter from January 2025 onwards ). We are on the right track! 🙌🏼

[@LoveFaithLive]

@@PlanetCareFilter Well done.

[@tamcon72]

Justine, an old wardrobe mistress's trick for sanitizing shoes and delicate clothes instead of laundering (or if laundering regularly isn't possible) is 1 part distilled water to 1 part vodka in a spray bottle. This is how I sanitize the inside of shoes and handmade blouses and fine knits: I saturate the insoles of the footwear or the armpit area of the blouse or sweater with this solution, and then air dry fully before storing the footwear or garment. Works especially well on winter boots before storing them for the warmer months. Appreciate all these tips; ThanksForPosting : )

[@Maja0001]

If you are using 1 part water to 1 part vodka, you get solution of only 20% alcohol and that is far too watery to have effect on bacteria

[@tamcon72]

@Katharina Funk Good vodka has a higher alcohol content, and while 70% is necessary to sanitize surfaces like skin sanitizing of textiles is possible at a higher dilution. I have been using pure 90% alcohol to disinfect during the pandemic, but the tip I give is not for viral neutralizing! For just sanitizing shoes and shirts, vodka and distilled water work fine.

[@mlane905]

I use generic 'everclear' and it's cheap and very effective on fabrics and textiles.

[@mlane905]

@@tamcon72 I use generic 'everclear' and it's cheap and very effective on fabrics and textiles. I love it for bedding and sofas. In the same 1:1 ratio and I add essential oil as desired.

[@tamcon72]

@@mlane905 Yes, thanks. Cheap vodka works if the area is fully saturated, but a very low dilution spirit works better. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@MrBeetlejuice16]

Life's been super stressful and I've been having mental breakdowns because things suddenly decides to not work anymore when it needs to. I clicked on this video instantly because your videos are so calming yet informative so it calms me down and makes me focus. Thank you

[@justineleconte]

you're welcome. Sending you sunshine 💜

[@suzstancova4220]

As a minimalist I don't have many clothes. I use layering all clothes I have in the winter and therefore no need for switching clothes, I simply use them all year round (living in Belgium). Thank you for pointing out about the microplastics in clothes. We all should wash clothes less anyway... Love your channel :-)

[@mlane905]

Same!!👍💞🙏

[@herondelaney]

I love that you are working with sustainable sponsors! Your content lately has been brilliant!

[@justineleconte]

Thank you very much!!

[@brifren2]

Well Justine, my tips are just the same as yours :) Maybe because we are both from France where taking care of our clothes is usually something we are taught at a young age. Maybe it's part of our culture. I've had some of my garments for decades (the timeless chic type that never really goes out of fashion), and they are still in great condition. Of course, clothes used to be of much better quality then. Your presentation was wonderful as always and it was a great idea! Today's society is so quick to throw away things... we need to think of the consequences for our planet and us

[@lynnetrue4103]

I wrap my natural fiber clothing pieces n acid free tissue and then stack them in zippered 100% cotton pillow covers I use only for that purpose. Works great and much cheaper. Then I place them in fabric storage cubes that stack on my closet self. I also like to shave my sweaters after cleaning and before storing.

[@jodylane3226]

Thanks for the pillow case tips

[@katharinameinzer6297]

With which device you have your sweater?

[@ALZulas]

I use cedar blocks with my cloths :) I like the earthy smell, and it keeps away the moths and bugs :)

[@tangerinetangerine4400]

I absolutely loved this video! We need more of these practical tips! I have a tip too: iron and/or steam iron your clothes! High temp kills most germs. Of course some materials are not suitable for high temp or any ironing at all, so make sure to check the labels. I have also discovered that ironing makes clothes look better for longer time, and it gives me more joy to actually wear them. I iron all my cotton clothes, even those that could be "ok" without and they look almost as good as new every time I reach for them. 👕👖💙

[@raraavis7782]

Finally a like-minded soul 😉 I've been telling this to people for years: ironing does more than just remove wrinkles. It makes clothes look newer and better quality. It's well worth the time and effort, if you want to look a little more polished.

[@kimberlyberlin4999]

My soul sister!!! Ironing clothing is a game changer. It makes even my t-shirts look great. I find ironing relaxing as I'm a "results oriented" type of person.

[@tangerinetangerine4400]

@@kimberlyberlin4999 heh me too! I find ironing satisfying. But only if it's my own clothes. 😅

[@IEVAKambarovaite]

I'm moving home in a couple of days and this could have not come at better time. The point about a little stain that may expand is absolutely mind-blowing 🤯 I never knew that!

[@pseudonamed]

I wish more people would realise that if you invest in quality clothing and care for them they will last SO much longer than fast fashion.. and they feel and look better than cheap plastic clothing too. it actually costs less money in the long term to learn about proper cleaning, storage, mending, etc. I would love more videos about caring for your clothing.

[@pippade-negri8111]

I knew about micro plastics but had no idea we dumped a plastic bag every 4 loads! Totally shocked. I try to only buy natural fibres but I am still Going to to do the filter system and send this to all of my friends as they will be as shocked and concerned as me. And it is so affordable as well, I expected it to cost a fortune! Thank you Justine so very much for this desperately needed video. Be well and much love xxx Pip

[@Go4thIn2023]

Thanks for the "new to me" tips on storing clothes. The "shoes in the freezer" is an especially useful one!

[@rainywoods95060]

You can do this with clothes from thrift stores at well. It will kill bed bugs without having to use heat.

[@maroulio2067]

@@rainywoods95060 thanks!

[@justineleconte]

@@rainywoods95060 absolutely!

[@lovesdogs8616]

Justine, you brought up something interesting , the microfibers AKA morgellons to some. Higher quality organic fabrics dont shed as much, they also comprise what we call lint. Cheap clothing just disintegrates. I like zum zum with patchouli soaps.

[@gorejs8396]

Merci, Justine! This comes at the perfect time. Clothes are an investment, & caring for them properly both protects that investment & ensures that you'll be wearing the clothing for years to come (or until you're tired of them!). I love your focus on sustainability & the environment. Shocking information abut microfiber pollution! Thank you for offering a workable solution.

[@SilviaN1]

Thank you for sharing. I just have all my clothes out all year round, in all four seasons in Denmark. I like to have a warm sweater in the evenings in summertime, and I like to have a silk dress for the parties around x-mas for example. Tried storing, but I always ended up going to the storage bins several times :-D

[@christinat.7171]

Had no idea that the laundry was creating plastic waste. Glad you brought it up. Will look into that filter. I have a closet on the back wall which gets very cool/dry in the winter, so I keep everything in there. Seems to work okay. Never knew you could get your shoes professionally cleaned. Great idea, especially for the expensive ones. So informative. Have a blessed day ❤🤗❤🤗

[@cockatooinsunglasses7492]

3:56 For those allergic to lavender, crush bay leaves or dried rosemary in a cotton fabric and tie it up to make an herbal sachet. My mom would put bay leaves in pockets and shoes for long term storage, we never got moths. Meanwhile everyone else in the neighborhood would get them constantly. If you are using separate bay leaves, be sure to rub them together for a little bit until the smell intensifies. Dried rosemary can also work just as well if not even better.

[@allsquaredup9717]

I have put away my off season clothes for about 35 years now, ever since I had a closet that was literally a broom closet. I can’t imagine not doing it. But I must admit I rushed a bit this year and put some away that were not freshly laundered. You have convinced me to pull them out and do it right. 🙂

[@LumyTheQueen]

I store most of my shoes in these proper plastic cases with breathable holes. They're stackable and easy to store on the lower shelf of my Closet, away from sunlight. For long boots, I have a fabric storage unit for each pair. For clothing, I store most of it on hangers inside those "suit cases" with zippers, mostly made of fibers and breathable. I have a lot of dresses and storing them on hangers (folded in half, so as to stretch the shoulder straps) ensures they will stay unwrinkled until next season.

[@dawnmuttillo7974]

I wish I could use that filter system. I live in an apartment and have to utilize the community machines. I will forward this information to the management but who knows if they will be on board 🤔

[@michelleduncan384]

Justine, I absolutely love love your videos! They are so clear and precise and you don’t rattle on about unnecessary info that’s just is soooo boring on other videos! Big thumbs up from me this video is really useful and I’m going to start on my wardrobe tomorrow! Thanks for all the helpful advice :)

[@hl7636]

Thanks Justine, I've just ordered a PlanetCare kit. I enjoy your videos. I'm more of a "make, buy secondhand, or refashion... and never get rid of it" than a capsule wardrobe person, but I appreciate we all make an effort to tread lightly in our own ways.

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[@luisez.5888]

Blessings to you, Justine, for striving to make the world a better place. I only buy bio-degradable materials and have lately also bought several second-hand clothes, which was a good experience, so I will stick to it. I also mend my clothes or, if too difficult for me, I have them mended. I would really like to buy clothes from sustainable brands, but I never find anything there that I could wear in the Office or else does not look ridiculous on me with my short torso and little belly. But I will continue looking now with a strengthened resolution, thanks to your video!

[@claro_ve6760]

I'm really satisfied this year I did a great job sorting out how to store the clothes from previous seasons! It's not a perfect method but thanks to this video I can get better! Thanks for your work!

[@pattiepepper6217]

I did not know about shoes in the freezer!!! 😲 Thank you for this excellent information, Justine! 💖

[@snuzzbobble]

For those that can't currently afford the washing machine filter, the Guppyfriend laundry bag is an affordable option - you put your synthetic garments in that before putting them in the wash and it'll catch the microfibres.

[@nastisusnjara1242]

The challenge with Guppyfriend is what to do with microfibers once you catch them. If you throw them in the trash bin they'll end up in landfills anyway... If we really want to stop pollution at home, we need to make sure that microfibers are properly recycled - that's why the closed loop service such as the one of Planetcare is the future.

[@imagease]

I wash all my sweaters (even cashmere) on the delicate or handwash cycle and re-shape and air dry before I put them into storage for the following year and this is the only way I've eliminated moth holes. Removing food waste and smells is key!

[@jaylu0717]

I’ve been watching you for a few years now and love how well your channel is doing. Congratulations, and greetings from California! 💕

[@justineleconte]

Thank you so much!!

[@laurag.corral6653]

Same here!

[@justineleconte]

Hi everyone! Time for a capsule wardrobe video! Please share your secret tips for care and storage, your clothes want to survive as long as possible... THANKS!

[@mai567]

What material is your fabric container made of?

[@jasnaone]

Hi, Justine, what if my basement is a bit dump, can I them store my clothes in plastic containers? I did it so far this way and managed to preserve clothes fine.

[@annbeaton3577]

Hi Justine, thanks for all this great information. Unfortunately I had an unhappy experience with one of the storage containers recommended here. I followed your instructions carefully, and, when I opened the box yesterday to take out my wool clothing, found several live moths. I had to dispose of three good wool sweaters. Any suggestions? Would compression storage help? Sealing the seams on the boxes? Thank you.

[@amattes1960]

I wish I had known the shoes-in-the-freezer tip 10 years ago when I found my favourite winter boots had been ruined by mould!

[@fionac2724]

The microplastic filter sounds interesting, I’ll look it up in my hemisphere! I live in the tropics, so the mould is a real concern and I agree with the calico/canvas bags.

[@heykerryann]

Just for you Justine, I’m going to dump out all my clothes that I jammed into a garbage bag, and shoved into my closet, and mulligan 🤟🤗

[@xrockangelx]

Thank you so much -especially for the info about microplastics and washing machine filters! One whole plastic bag's worth of microplastic pollution for every 3-4 washes is horrible and unacceptable. I bet so many people don't even know this is happening. Thanks so much for talking about it. I will share this info with my family and housemates.

[@jodylane3226]

Thanks Justine, the micro stain that grows when you're not looking was interesting, and so was the micro fibre filter. Have a great day.

[@marinaalex0510]

The grey knit top you are wearing looks great on you and is so stylish in general

[@mybagoftheday1722]

Excellent ideas. The microplastics worry me too. Almost all of my clothes are made of natural fibers only, cotton, wool, cashmere, silk. But some outerwear of me and my children do contain materials made from plastics.

[@PlanetCareFilter]

That's fantastic! Thank you for caring. We know it's hard to eliminate microplastics from our wardrobes since more than 60% of today's textiles are made from synthetic fibres, but we can do our best! 😊

[@laurarussell9354]

I’m grateful for your genuine care of both your garments and the planet. You’re a star

[@korinaviado3333]

Watching your SCS method made me feel organized (mentally) already 🙂. Love the lavender idea, it’s a better substitute to mothballs for sure. Thanks for informing us about the microfiber filter. Will def look it up. Pleasant and cozy evening, J!

[@hazelcoate9203]

i have a small wardrobe and keep all my clothes on my clothes rack. I do wash my clothes regularly to keep them in top condition and ready to wear at all times , thanks for the information ! I appreciate them.

[@sbaumgartner9848]

Justine, I love the sweater you are wearing and it looks great on you.

[@Ulfscher]

Thanks for the PlanetCare info - ordered! I don't pack and store anything because I have no free space… I use most of my clothes through all seasons anyway, except for winter coats and knits.

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[@marroosh9771]

Justine: If you live somewhere with more than 1 season… Me in Dubai: **Cries**

[@justineleconte]

Hehehe 😘 it is good to clean all your clothes every 3-6 months, for longevity 😊

[@mariannabalyta2524]

I think your videos are always well structured, clear, practical, professional, and useful. And that bit about pollution was great. I personally care about it and hope more and more people do. Thank you a lot!

[@daisyblu3000]

I often feel bad about how much I wash my clothes 😖 I do always use cold water and air dry them (unless I have to take them/wear them right away). that freezer trick is quite cool! I always loved the change-of-season closet cleanup that we had to do back home 🤣 This helps to also do a mini-haul and figure out what we actually wear and want to keep. thank you for all the tips🥳💜

[@HarukiMiyazawi]

So beautiful!!... But I only have two t shirts and two jeans, one hoodie and one jacket. Thanks for the video. :)

[@mariadengiz4410]

I love such videos, thanks!

[@erickacalloway2452]

Awesome video! Thanks so much for sharing :)

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Yay! I'm so happy I got to use the discount code! I have been looking for these filters for a while, but I didn't know about planet care. I got my starter kit 😊

[@PlanetCareFilter]

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[@tuxedoneko9837]

Ty for such good information

[@leontinevancleef1572]

Great video, thank you!

[@becharb]

always learn thank you

[@cutehollygolightly]

That's awesome news! Great alternative!

[@nml1930]

As always great info, merci

[@amandaness6]

Living in Florida, I never think about seasonality of clothes, but I like the idea of refreshing the wardrobe on a regular basis. This may also be why I still wear pastels to Thanksgiving dinner. How would you dress for the seasons in a sub-tropical climate?

[@justineleconte]

I see. Your wardrobe would be much more similar across seasons, just layering on top of summer clothes (e.g. cardigans, capes, pullunders, etc.). Yet I recommend you do a clear out + clean up of everything every 3-6 months, to make sure that your clothes, which will be on high rotation, remain pretty and well cared for 💚

Toujours un plaisir de regarder vos vidéos ☺️

[@danny8198]

I put the shoes in the old shoe boxes and store them in a dry, clean space under the stairs where I can reach them and they are not visible:).

[@carolinevosburgh9690]

Sort out all your nice work stuff and emergency party gear too at the same time. I buy new comfy and warm insoles for my shoes and boots ( live in Edinburgh ) need to be ready for anything when the weather changes!

[@cindywilkinson1610]

Love this information! Thanks, Justine.

[@edig.iglesias6996]

Wonderful!!. Thank you very much! 🌹❤

[@ansielubbeprosser9072]

Informative and interesting, thank you, Justine!

[@glennamartin193]

Just ordered one of your pieces! Thank you fir being so straightforward about the fashion industry! I will try to support you more going forward.

[@1felixthetiger]

Your weather in Provence may not require it, but I would love to know how you clean and store winter coats, wool coats especially.

[@256karolina]

Thank you!

[@karenmickens1239]

Superb!

[@duurzaamheidvoordummies9720]

Yes! I was waiting for this video! Amazing! Thank you so much!

[@Saraa191]

Love all your videos 🤩

[@cigdemde1491]

Very informational, merci Justine!

[@elizabethgonzalez2701]

Wash and press my summer shirts and keep them hanging on the lower rack with a silk skarf over them to keep them from dust during winter.

[@thesisters7929]

Thank you, Justine

[@tinythingy4]

Instead of lavender bags, I keep a lavender scented candle in my wardrobe. It had such a strong scent it overwhelms the whole room before even lighting it. So I keep it in a cardboard box inside the back of the wardrobe, which just gives a reasonable soft scent.

[@Mtns-qx1by]

Thank you so much for introducing us to this wonderful filter!

[@mlane905]

Thank you so much for addressing the subject of micro-plastics created by laundering our clothing!! I think most will be shocked to know this information. Love your channel.💞😍👍

[@JannaGiles206]

Really valuable information! Thank you so much Justine!

[@sherazadhamit3189]

Love this video, Justine!

[@justineleconte]

thanks!

[@loristory83]

Great info! Thank you

[@annemarieforster3736]

This video is so valuable! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@snorkfraulein5099]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@isabeltorres8717]

Really good tips

[@carolhathaway5168]

You are absolutely brilliant! I send your videos to everyone I know. Thank you

[@TheMarchMaret]

So many great tips, I'm in a big need to do a new closet clear out :)

[@nishasherra2739]

Thank Justine! I needed this. I have been putting it off for weeks. Now I'm ready!

[@Lumenum]

If I only could like this video every time you gave a great tip! Thank you for valuable information! 💛

[@sheilaj5818]

thank you so much for the helpful information>

[@simplelifeofrouge]

As always, learned so much from a short video of 9 minutes… you are amazing Justine! Love and light your way 💕

[@lisca2866]

Very interesting!!

[@AbigailLee218]

this is so educational. thank you so so much

[@beegreentoday]

The filter thing is so cool!🤩 I solved the problem, with microplastics in clothes, by only buying and using non-plastic garments (except elastane, which releases a very small amount of microplastics). But I love that you brought the topic and a solution up🤩🌸💐

[@justineleconte]

that's a great way to go. However most garments (even 100% natural fabrics) use polyester thread, for instance, because cotton thread just breaks way too quickly. So it's really hard to not produce microfibers at all unfortunately...

[@amaliekast474]

Thank you for the great content (in general, bit also particularly for this video). I'm so happy, I found your chanel.

[@zakia484]

Thank you for another valuable and informative video! I have so much respect for you Justine, all of your content is well thought out and elegantly presented.

[@idalinawin]

3:50 good to know!!! Thank you very much Justine!!!

[@msgr70]

Thank you Justine for such an enlightening video, specially telling us about this eco-friendly solution! Keep up the good work! ;)

[@TK-fm5ud]

Justine I feel like I’m in a style rut. I don’t even have enough clothes that still fit me properly after this past year of being indoors and sedentary. Here in Australia we are coming into Spring/Summer; I’d love to feel confident and be able to shop for clothes that make me feel like ready to take on the world. But to be honest I don’t even know what I like anymore. I don’t know where to start. What basics I might need to fill in my wardrobe. I feel averse to online shopping because of being bombarded with too many options. Would you do a video on how I could get my mojo back in the clothes department 😂 It would mean the world to me 🙏

[@susanjaneleitner7670]

Your video is a must see! I learned so much and I am 74 and I thought I knew everything about putting my clothes and shoes away seasonally. I will watch this video many times. Thank you Justine! See you next time! ❤️ Suzy

[@justineleconte]

Glad it was helpful! 💜

[@maryjofortin1044]

Justine passes on her knowledge and interests of so many things. I really enjoyed listening and learning from her. Thank you, Justine.

[@mimd2134]

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