Free Capsule Wardrobe Checklist Template
A capsule wardrobe checklist covers intake, a wardrobe audit, outfit building, shopping and alterations, and a lookbook handoff.
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Mornings get harder when every outfit turns into a debate, and the quickest fix is a plan that proves the pieces work together before anyone buys more. The Capsule Wardrobe Checklist runs the work as a project board, so the steps stay in order from first intake through the final lookbook, without turning the process into a big reinvention of somebody’s style.
The columns move from Intro and intake into Wardrobe audit, then Outfit building, Shopping and alterations, and Lookbook and finish, so the work starts with goals and what’s already in the closet before the board gets anywhere near new purchases. The layout uses violet with camel-ochre accents under Lora headings and Inter body text, which keeps the board readable while you’re scanning cards and decisions.
- Intro and intake Captures booking details and wardrobe goals, then tracks the pre-session questionnaire, checklist, and session confirmation.
- Wardrobe audit Tracks the closet rail audit, decisions on what stays or goes, and a list of alterations and repairs to price or schedule.
- Outfit building Holds the outfit combinations board, including seven day-to-day capsule outfits plus work and occasion sets.
- Shopping and alterations Covers the shopping route and fitting pulls, plus what goes to the tailor so nothing gets lost between trips.
- Lookbook and finish Finishes with a digital lookbook and outfit notes, along with care, storage, and an upkeep plan.
Once the board is in your workspace, you add the people doing the work and assign the cards, then add your own dates since the board holds sequence rather than a calendar. The 15 cards give you a repeatable run from questionnaire and payment through outfit sets, tailoring drop-offs, and a digital lookbook handoff.
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What is on this board
5 columns carrying 15 cards. Adding it builds the whole thing as a project in your workspace, with every column and card in place.
| Column | What is in it |
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Intro and intake | Starts the work with booking details and wardrobe goals, then tracks the questionnaire, checklist, and confirmation steps before the session moves on.
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Wardrobe audit | Carries the closet audit and sorting decisions, plus an alterations and repair list so follow-ups don’t get missed later.
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Outfit building | Builds outfit combinations and locks in capsule sets, including seven day-to-day outfits alongside work and occasion options.
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Shopping and alterations | Tracks the shopping route, fitting pulls, and personal shopping session, then records what gets dropped at the tailor and the dates to watch.
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Lookbook and finish | Wraps the project with a digital lookbook and outfit notes, then covers care, storage, and the upkeep plan after delivery.
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What happens when you install it
- A project is created with its board, 5 columns and 15 cards already there.
- Nothing carries a due date, because a board holds the order the work runs in rather than a calendar. The dates go on once you know when the job starts.
- Every card opens as a task with its own description, assignee, dates, subtasks and files, and columns are renamed, reordered or deleted like any other.
Who it is for
Wardrobe consultants, personal stylists, and corporate image advisors who need a repeatable way to run a capsule wardrobe service from intake through lookbook delivery.
Questions about this project template
What should a capsule wardrobe checklist include?
A capsule wardrobe checklist usually includes an intake step, a wardrobe audit, outfit building, shopping and alterations, and a lookbook handoff. This board follows that order as five columns with cards under each stage.
Do we start with my wardrobe, or do we go shopping first?
The board starts with intake and a wardrobe audit before it moves into shopping and alterations. That order keeps decisions grounded in what’s already in the closet before adding new pieces.
How do you stop me buying duplicates of what I already own?
The process records what’s already there during the wardrobe audit, then builds outfits before shopping starts. That sequence makes gaps and repeats visible before anything gets purchased.
Can you work with modest dressing and family expectations?
A capsule wardrobe checklist can still work with modest dressing because the outfit-building stage is where rules and constraints get applied. The board keeps those decisions in the same place as the outfits and lookbook notes.
What do I do with the pieces I feel guilty throwing out?
The wardrobe audit stage includes sorting and labeling items by decision, so pieces don’t all get treated the same way. The board also keeps an alterations and repair list for items that need work rather than replacement.
Does a capsule wardrobe checklist need dates and a calendar?
This board carries the order of the work rather than a calendar. You add your own dates as needed, then assign each card to whoever’s doing the work.
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