Sentence examples for organising clothes from inspiring English sources

At first, cadres worked undercover, organising clothes sales and other charitable events without stating their true affiliation.

You don't want to put all of your newly organised clothes in a dirty old closet, do you?

These ultra-light packing cubes not only allow for organising your clothes in your suitcase but also compress the contents.

Or whatever else catches their eye … Julia Roebuck, an MA student at the London College of Fashion's Centre for Sustainable Fashion, has helped organise clothes swaps at the college and now wants to show people how to replicate the idea in the workplace.

She organised the clothes for the Bath Festival's fancy dress ball for some years.

Paula Stanford organised a clothes swap at the Guardian last year to raise money for charity.

They each have certain weekly jobs: they tidy their rooms, fold and organise their clothes and clear the table.

Revamp or organise the clothes you're going to wear to work.

For her, the "law and order issue" appeared to obscure all else – including the irony that for her critics a direct line could be drawn between Thatcherism and the new breed of football hooligan, clad in designer clothes and organising fights well away from grounds.

Our Assembly, which handles PR for The X Factor's style team, told Graduate Fog: "They [unpaid interns] help with organising contestant and dancer clothes, picking up, co-ordinating at studio, pressing garments, customising garments and doing returns after the live shows".

There are plenty of websites offering details of events around the UK and information to help you organise your own clothes swap.