There are some garments we never throw away—not because we still wear them, but because they hold something that cannot be replaced.
The jacket from your first job interview, where you first understood the power of showing up as someone who belongs. The dress from a night that changed everything. A scarf that once smelled of someone you loved.
Fashion is not just fabric—it is memory, imprinted onto cloth. Some clothes become archives of our lives, holding pieces of the people we used to be. And sometimes, they remind us of who we are still becoming.
The next time you hold onto a piece of clothing for no apparent reason, ask yourself: is it just fabric, or is it something more?
Because the truth is, the clothes we keep are often the ones that keep us.
