...you can factor in collars: short sleeve/collarless ->short sleeve w/collars -> 3/4 sleeve/collarless -> 3/4 sleeve w/collars -> long sleve.......

One huge advantage of separating by garmet type, style, and color is that it extends your wardrobe! "This skirt" may go with "that top," but when you separate them you may realize that "this ohter blouse" would go with "that skirt," too and "that top" would be great with "this pair of slacks".....I keep my suits separated for the same reason. (I also try to only add items that will go with at least two things I already own.)

My tops go : strappy tanks, tanks, sleeveless/no collar, sleeveless w/collar, short sleeve/no collar (t-shirts and shells), short sleeve w/collars....ending with blazers/jackets.

I (try to) keep my tops separated by collars and sleeve lengths...but I don't do color because I simply don't have the quantity in any single category to bother (KWIM?)

Oh...and Kay? I think all of us struggle with paper! I sure do!

Blessings,
Lenora
"...if woman's work is never done, why bother about how much of it [isn't] getting done at any given moment?"
~ Claire Fraser in The Fiery Cross by Diana Gabaldon