By
eHow Home & Garden Editor
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Consider how much space you have. If you have more than one clothes closet, you can organize your closets based on season. If you have just one clothes closet, you should do some savvy purging.
Step2
Evaluate each article of clothing. If it's something you wear only once per season--or something you haven't worn in ages--it's only contributing to your clutter and should not be in the closet.
Step3
Divide clothes into categories. Decide on the clothes you want to keep in your closet, which clothes you want to keep in boxes or under-bed bins, and which clothes you can part with entirely.
Step4
Organize your closet in a logical, aesthetically pleasing way. Group pants with other pants, blouses with other blouses and so on. When your closet looks nice, you'll be inclined to keep it that way--and that means there's less clutter down the road.
Step5
Fold the clothes that you no longer wish to keep, stack them neatly in a box or bag and donate them to a charity organization such as Goodwill.