Heck, I have spent ungodly amounts on hunting clothes and boots and scent control products. I have got to where I just put on some carhart pants and ariat boots and go hunt and see just as many deer

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I have an old cheapo freestanding closet in my man cave that I store my hunting clothes in, I also have a nice carbon bag to transport them in. I'll use cedar in the closet, bag, and my back pack. We dont hang around camp in our hunting clothes.
But sometimes if I know the wind is right i'll go as is. The reality is that we are not going to fool a deers nose.

Unscented laundry detergent is all I use.

Plastic totes w/ a fresh pine branch is what I do too.

Now just like yesterday afternoon - I consider these lazy afternoon sits.
I'll pick a plot w/ shooting house on a good wind - I wear the same clothes I wore all day & I dont take the hunt to seriously, Im just there to relax.

If I am going to hunt one of my woods spots I'll be more serious about camo, scent control, etc.

I put my hunting clothes in scent free bag straight from the dryer. I put them on at the truck when I'm about to walk to stand. Oh, and even after all of that, I still hunt the wind in my face.

I used to just half ass spray with the whatever scent stuff is on sale. I still spray before I go in the woods, but I also wash in the sport wash. I used XL ziplock bags to store my stuff. Since taking a few more minutes on this procedure, I have seen more deer this year than any other year.

My system as well.