<aside> ℹ️ Under the > Categories dropdown, you will find a database in which you can customize your closet categories. A few have been entered to start with. Each category is assigned a super category (for example, shorts and skirts are both categories under the bottoms group).

• Each category contains a filtered view of the <Wardrobe> database, filtered to the items that contain the current category.
• Any category with <example> in the name contains at least one wardrobe item, so users can see how the filtering works with an example.
• There is also a New Category template that automatically generates that filtered database view for you when you create a new category. (Hover over the database > click the ⬇️ next to New⬇️ > select "New Category")

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• Categories

<aside> ℹ️ The <Wardrobe> database below captures all your clothes and accessories (or whatever you want! Maybe you want to use this system to keep track of cables or something. You do you fam). This is a master database that uses relationships to the <Wardrobe Categories> and filtered views to sort the items into manageable chunks. You can of course create your views and filters based on what is most important to you. The final view is a table format summary of everything so you can see how the system works from the back end too.

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