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Home›How To›3 Ways to Fold a T-Shirt

3 Ways to Fold a T-Shirt

By Matthew Lynch
December 14, 2023
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Folding t-shirts can be a tedious task, but with the right technique, it can be done quickly and efficiently. In this article, we’ll explore three different methods of folding t-shirts that will leave your wardrobe crisp and organized.

1. The Basic Fold

The basic fold is the quickest and most straightforward way to fold a t-shirt, perfect for those in a rush or just starting out.

– Lay out the t-shirt facedown on a flat surface.

– Smooth out any wrinkles.

– Fold the right side of the t-shirt towards the center, aligning it with the collar.

– Repeat this step with the left side, overlapping both sides now in the center.

– Finally, fold the hem of the t-shirt up towards the collar, creating a neat rectangle.

2. The KonMari Method

The KonMari method is a popular folding technique from Marie Kondo that stores your shirts vertically so you can see them easily at one glance in your drawer.

– Place your t-shirt faceup on a flat surface.

– Fold one side over to about 2/3 of the shirt width while also folding in its sleeve to create a long rectangle shape.

– Repeat on the other side while taking care to smooth any wrinkles.

– Next, fold it in half from top to bottom lengthwise so that it becomes half as tall while still maintaining its rectangle form.

– Now fold your shirt into thirds from its bottom. This will give it a compact square shape that can stand up when placed in your drawer.

3. The Pinch and Shake Method

For those who are looking for a super-fast way to fold their shirts, this can be done standing up without needing any flat surface.

– Hold your t-shirt faceup by using both hands with index fingers and thumbs pinching both shoulder seams.

– Fold the t-shirt in half by bringing one corner down to meet the other while still holding the shoulder.

– With your free hand, reach between your pinched fingers and shirt to grab the hem corner.

– In one motion, lift the shirt and give it a shake to initiate folding at the hem corner you were gripping.

– Lay the folded t-shirt down on a flat surface to smooth out wrinkles, and your shirt is perfectly folded in seconds.

In conclusion, these three methods cater to different preferences and situations when it comes to folding t-shirts. Experiment with each method to find which one works best for you and your lifestyle. A well-folded wardrobe not only makes it easier to locate specific t-shirts but also increases storage space. Happy folding!

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