Well-cared clothes are clothes that last longer.

One of the simplest repairs done in worn-out clothes is replacing garment fasteners.

Never put a pin or needle in the mouth to avoid accidentally swallowing it.

Use your teeth when cutting a tread.

Use a tread of the same color or a little dark than the color of the cloth to be sewn.

Any pair of scissors can be use in cutting the fabric.

Keep all the sewing tools after using and place them in sewing kit.

A clothes in a closet doesn't need to be organized.

Garments made of knitted or silk fabrics should always be stored flat or hung.

Linens should be rolled when stored.

Extreme temperatures will damage the garments. Do not store garments in a hot attic or cold basement.

Closets’ storage areas should always be well-ventilated, especially when the weather is cool or dry.

Put your dirty garments inside your closets.

When using moth crystals, spread them on the adhesive part of the duct tape then hang in the storage area.

Garments made of fur or with fur should be stored very carefully.

Garments made of wool should be thoroughly cleaned before being stored.

Clothes should be stored carefully to make it last and avoid damage caused by mildews, molds, and insects.

Sew where there is good light; it must come from the left at the back.

Wash the hand before sewing; rest the hands for a few minutes before washing after sewing.