Check out our universal Clothing Inventory Template. This spreadsheet template is available in Google Sheets and Excel formats, and you can edit it or print it out after filling it out.

No-Frills Design and Layout

Our inventory template does not feature bright colors or distracting elements. A gray background for the main table, bolded items, checklists for processing information, and an easy-to-read font look great in this official document.

The Best Structure for Any Task

This template is suitable for business or personal use because of its editable structure.

Here, you can write the name of the item from your wardrobe, select the Condition (new, good, or worn), Size, Color, select if the clothes fit or not, and include the Purchase Date and Action (to keep it, donate or throw it to the garbage).

You can also leave notes for each item in the last column. Our sheet templates cover a variety of activities and topics! Find the right option on our website.

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Created: December 10, 2024
Author: Natalia Prokhorenko
DPI: 300. Ready to Print at Office/Home
Size: 210 x 297 mm , 8.5 x 11 inch
Free Standard Google fonts
Compatible: Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel
Color: White
Style: Simple
Downloads: 25
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