A book by Erin Flynn
The Road Less Worn
The Road Less Worn is Erin Flynn's book about getting dressed with less — how a smaller, more deliberate wardrobe changes the decision you make every morning. It is available wherever books and audiobooks are sold.
Who it's for
If your closet is full and you've nothing to wear
The most common wardrobe problem isn't scarcity. It's that the pieces don't go together.
If you've tried a capsule and abandoned it
Usually in week three, and usually because it was built to hit a number rather than to cover a week.
If you want less of the decision, not less of the clothes
Owning less is a means. Getting the morning back is the point.
What readers are saying
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Erin Flynn is a powerful voice for anyone who has ever felt the pressure to conform. This book is an inspiring call to carve your own path and redefine success on your own terms.
Rebecca Minkoff Fashion designer and entrepreneur
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Part memoir, part manual for intentional living, The Road Less Worn shows us that clearing clutter isn’t the goal—it’s the path to a richer, more meaningful life.
Shira Gill Author of Minimalista, Organized Living and LifeStyled
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This book is like a pep talk from your most relatable millennial friend—the one who tells you to stop stressing and start living. Erin Flynn gets it, and she delivers it with warmth and wisdom.
Chloe Co-founder, AF Media (@iamthirtyAF)
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In The Road Less Worn, Erin Flynn redefines building a wardrobe as a core part of self-discovery—a coming-of-age moment where style becomes a reflection of confidence, identity, and the person you’re meant to be.
Elizabeth L. Cline Author of The Conscious Closet
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This book shows that style is about more than clothes—it’s about the stories we tell ourselves. The Road Less Worn is an inspiring guide to shedding what no longer fits and stepping into who you were meant to be.
MC Gasco-Buisson Cladwell fan and CEO of Unilever Prestige
Available now
Wherever books and audiobooks are sold.
Meet Erin
Erin founded Cladwell in 2016 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her own closet is the worked example on the home page — her photo, her palette and her real numbers, including the unflattering ones.