With
more clothes in our house than wardrobe and drawer space, a system has evolved
known as the summer suitcase, involving an oversize piece of luggage (too big
to lug on holiday) kept in the cupboard under the stairs and used to store
clothes that fall into one of several categories: clothes that don’t currently
fit but may again one day; old favourites now un-wearable due to changes in
fashion, changes in waistline, or just wear-induced shabbiness, but kept for
sentimental reasons; and seasonal wear – woolly jumpers over summer and holiday
togs over winter; and because of the latter there are biannual changeover days,
like today, when it was judged that winter was over and summer was on its way,
and then the process escalated into a complete and ruthless wardrobe review –
and a couple of big bags for the Great North Air Ambulance charity shop.
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