See how to make these simple days of the week clothing tags to organize your clothes per day. I’ve included free printable Days of the Week tags.
Tell me, do YOU use days of the week clothing tags? School days in our house (any days really) start early and before we are up for an hour there’s already been an argument about clothes. My son is a breeze as far as getting ready but my daughter has a mind of her own. I know some of you can relate 🙂 This little “mind of her own” causes a few issues when it comes to picking out clothes, especially for school days. This is where the idea of the days of the week clothing tags come in.
It didn’t take me long to realize I needed to come up with a better plan for choosing clothes before school.
That’s when a friend shared a great organizational idea!
She purchased “days of the week” clothes tags for all her kids and they choose their outfits for the whole week on Sunday.
Genius!
Speaking of genius, check out some of the best chore charts for kids too!
I’m all about organization, especially when it comes to my kids. Recently I found a way to organize my kids photos and memories into a private Instagram account. I love this because it eliminates the need for storing all their extra art work and worrying about what to do with all those photos and videos you have stored on your phone.
Back to the clothes organization; I searched the web for “days of the week” clothes tags and couldn’t find any that I really liked. That’s when a light bulb went off.
I’ll print my own!
I figured while I was creating my own clothes tags I might as well share some free printables so YOU can print your own “days of the week” tags at home too!
What do you think of these? I even added cute motivational sayings. After all, kids need all the help they can get these days right!
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Side note; For those of you who would rather purchase your own tags than make them, check out five of my favorite days of the week clothing tags from Amazon.
Table of Contents
Clothes tags Materials:
- Paper to print clothes tags on. I used glittery card stock. Regular card stock works fine too. I would suggest a heavier weight paper rather than normal weight.
- Printer to print them from. Note; it’s best to use a LASER printer rather than ink jet because the toner will be less likely to wipe off. That being said, you can use an ink jet, just make sure the ink won’t rub off on your clothes. I used an ink jet printer for mine and they do rub off just a tad.
- Scissors
- Tape
How to make days of the week clothing tags
1) Print the tags (see directions below)
2) Cut on the dotted lines and cut out the circle
3) Tape the area where a slat is cut in the tag.
4) Attach the clothing tags to your hangers
5) Hang your outfits on the clothes hangers and watch your mornings get a lot easier!
Aren’t they cute? LOL. I’m praying my daughter thinks so and will want to use them!
Now for the fun part. It’s time to put the DIY clothes tags to use!
Sitting down with a four year old and picking out five outfits for the week might be a stretch, but at least it’s a step in the right direction to creating a more organized and less stressful home. We actually pick out 6-7 outfits because it never fails that she isn’t happy with at least one of them.
Do you have any tricks on how to make a morning routine more smooth? If so, I would love to hear about it.
FREE Printable Days of the Week Clothing Tags
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE PRINTABLE DOWNLOADS FOR THE DAYS OF THE WEEK CLOTHING TAGS.
Just a little tip; after you open the link above, you will see five different files with the names Monday through Friday. Click on each one, then click on the “open with” tab in the top right corner and scroll down and click download.
Let me share a quick recap of these awesome “days of the week” clothes dividers.
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Y’all I’m so excited to make my morning a little easier. Let me know if these have helped you or you have any other morning routine organization ideas.
DIY Days of the week Clothing Tags
Create a little more organization for your mornings with these FREE days of the week clothing tags that you can print right from home.
Materials
- Paper to print clothes tags on
- Scissors
- Tape
Tools
- Printer
Instructions
- Download the days of the week files to your computer
- Print them on card stock or paper of your choice
- Cut them out
- Attach them to hangers with tape (if necessary)
- Plan out your wardrobe for the week and hang accordingly!
Notes
Note; it's best to use a LASER printer rather than ink jet because the toner will be less likely to wipe off. That being said, you can use an ink jet, just make sure the ink won't rub off on your clothes. I used an ink jet printer for mine and they do rub off just a tad.
I used glittery card stock. Regular card stock works fine too. I would suggest a heavier weight paper rather than normal weight.
Happy Organizing friends!
Hi if using an inkjet printer what about laminating the tags so the ink won’t rub off? Would that be doable?
That is a great idea!