Start with what they have.
Check the clothes that fit now. Fill gaps before buying an entirely new wardrobe.
Choose your capsule budget.
Make every piece earn its place.
Compare the full pack.
Divide the total pack price by the number of pieces you will actually use. A bigger pack is only helpful when the sizes and colors work.
Repeat the favorites.
Choose bottoms and layers that coordinate with several tops. A small palette can make more combinations.
Plan your next edit.
$50 merchandise target
Make this a gap-filling edit: choose the two or three most useful pieces missing from the clothes that already fit. Put the largest allowance toward the item you will use most, and leave room for tax and shipping in your overall spend.
$75 merchandise target
A $75 merchandise target can guide a small coordinated collection. Our Cozy Autumn Neutrals preview shows a sample category-by-category allowance. These are planning amounts; the retailer selection is still pending.
See the $75 capsule plan →$100 merchandise target
Prioritize useful tops and bottoms, then add one layer that connects the palette. Count individual garments in multipacks and compare the full basket before treating a sale as a saving.
$150 merchandise target
Plan a broader seasonal refresh around what still fits. Separate everyday pieces from an occasion outfit, allocate for both, and keep accessories optional until the useful basics are covered.
How our budgets work
Planning targets are not current retailer totals. Finished capsules will identify the selected variant and pack quantity, and state what the total excludes. Tax and shipping may change what you pay.