Kerryn Rutherford

So if I'll do a section, I'll do yes, no, yes, no, yes, no.

Great.

And I literally will throw yes, no, yes, no, like whatever.

Perfect.

Hopefully, you know, my son, it doesn't matter if I've thrown a pile of clothes at his room overnight.

And then the putting it away and making decisions about, you know, what's left and where that goes, I find segmenting those two tasks a lot easier.

But I think you might do it quite often.

So it's not as overwhelming.

We've got friends, you know, people that haven't done it for five or ten years.

So when it comes to building a wardrobe on a budget, what does it actually look like in practice?

Say someone's done all that and they're like, okay, there are quite a lot of gaps.

Okay.

Or they just don't know how to find that, like me, boring but essential item.

I mean, this is a $20 Uniqlo.

I would never, you know, I would pay $200 for this t-shirt.

I shouldn't have to.

How do we build wardrobe on a budget that's still going to be kind of filling those gaps, making all those combinations, but not costing us the price of a small car?

Yes.

So it's not like you have to go and buy an Armani suit.

You're right.