Minimalist Wardrobe

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Even before I was married, I was living quite a minimalist lifestyle. Since I'm always moving I refused to have a lot of possession with me.

By the end of the day, I own
1. 10 pcs of quick dry shirt that are modest enough as I am a muslim.
2. 2 pair of jeans
3. 10 pcs of headscarf (ironless)
4. Enough set of underwear
5. 2 pair of formal attire
6. 1 set of pyjamas
7. 1 set of telekung, towel
8. 1 sleeping bag
9. Vanity and toiletries set

Other than that, I make do with borrowing some stuff from my sister or friends. I made it a habit to not own everything if I only will use it one time. The 10 pcs shirt was so comfy that I can wear it everywhere. and its black so I can attend my classes in them without my lecturer staring why is that girl wearing jersey to my class.

I make it my pride and joy to only own one luggage of item with me. With that I am able to save and live at my office for a year without anybody noticing! The nature of my work that is 24 hours operation is helping and if I was having a late night discussion with my friends after my classes, I would just crash at their place and go to work the next morning. It was fun.


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