12 essential tools to make your clothes last longer - according to fashion editors

Steamery's offerings are one of the most aesthetically pleasing and effective in the clothing care market. I moved countries and this gadget followed suit. If you find ironing time and energy-consuming, look no further than Steamery's easy-to-use technology.

Penny Goldstone, Marie Claire UK's Contributing Fashion Editor, has spoken about her love for this particular machine to get her wedding rings looking brand new, and often says that this is "the hardest working gadget" in her household (her partner uses it to clean his glasses too).

This season suede is having a moment so if you buy nothing else, make it Scotchguard. Lighter shades of suede such as camel or grey can easily mark - especially on trousers or on the sleeves of jackets. Spray your jacket in advance of wearing it a few times and you will find your suede clothes or accessories will last a lot longer with less wear and tear.

Brabantia's steaming board will ensure your steaming job is crisp and crease-free. Place the board underneath your clothing and let the steaming process begin.

Clothing care can be luxurious with Diptyque's scented ceramic ring, featuring a lingering rose and fruity blackberry. Pop it into a clothing drawer or a hanger to keep your clothing fresh and avoid overwashing.

Run this pilling comb over your cashmere pieces to loosen bobbling threads.

You'll be surprised just how much a buffing brush can restore the appearance of footwear.

While it may not be the most exciting, never underestimate the power of a lint roller.

The purpose of mesh laundry bags is to prevent microplastics from polluting our streams which is incentive enough, however, the guppy bag also helps to reduce pilling. It's a very worthy investment.

Sunil Makan, Marie Claire UK's Editor, professes his love for this nifty gadget at least once a week - a sentiment shared as an owner of this device. It's a satisfying gadget that will help you refresh bobbled knitwear pieces.

Don't let the odd perforation or snag make you part ways with your favourite clothing. Instead, opt for a sewing kit to make and mend your clothing with ease.

Another pick from Sunil, who says, "You don't always have to wash everything, sometimes a spritz is all it takes to refresh a piece of clothing. With notes of lavender, eucalyptus and orange rind, this fabric mist from The Lab Co keeps your knits smelling great."