“懒人衣柜”整理师生意红火

Deng Mei sorts bags at a client's house in Chengdu city, Southwest China's Sichuan province, April 20, 2016. [Photo/VCG]

A female entrepreneur from Chengdu has recently made headlines in Chinese media for her job as a professional wardrobe organizer for wealthy clients.

成都一位女性企业家最近登上了国内媒体的头条，她的职业是为高收入客户做职业衣柜规划师。

Based on her previous experience as salesperson at a fashion boutique, 24-year-old Deng Mei transforms her obsession with tidiness into a business of wardrobe cleaning.

24岁的邓梅(音)在服装店做过销售，她把自己对干净整洁的热爱转变成为整理衣柜的生意。

"I love cleaning my room. I cannot bear to see a mess," said Deng. In 2014, one of her client suggested Deng could turn wardrobe organizing into business after seeing the young girl help organize her messy wardrobe.

邓梅说：“我喜欢整理我的房间，乱一点儿也忍受不了。”2014年，她的一位客户在看到年轻的邓梅帮助她整理凌乱的衣柜之后，建议她可以把整理衣柜发展成生意。

Deng has so far managed to serve over 100 clients, most of whom are now her regulars. Her clients are usually wealthy people who dislike organizing their own wardrobes, or simply do not have the time to do it. "You cannot imagine how messy some of their rooms can get," Deng said. "I often cannot find room to stand in."

邓梅目前已经有100多位客户，大多数是常客。她的客户多是不喜欢收拾衣柜的高收入人群，或者只是没时间整理。邓梅说：“你都想象不到一些房间乱成啥样，我经常都找不到站脚的地方。”

She charges her clients 100 yuan ($15.38) for every meter of closet space cleaned. Deng is able to finish most jobs within three hours, but the truly hopeless cases have taken her as long as nine hours to complete.

她对客户的收费是按衣柜长度算，每整理一米100元。邓梅能在3小时内完成大部分工作，但也有些乱到让人绝望的衣柜会花费她至多9小时。

So far, Deng's work has won good comments from her clients. Organizing wardrobes helps Deng earn nearly 10,000 yuan every month.

目前，邓梅的顾客对她的评价非常高，每月收入近万元。

In the future, Deng plans to expand her business to include a school that teaches wardrobe organization. "I want people to learn wardrobe organizing, then they can understand how to better create a living environment for themselves."

将来，邓梅打算成立一家教授衣柜整理的学校，“我希望人们学学整理衣柜，这样他们就能理解如何为自己打造一个更好的生活环境”。