How to fold clothes without wrinkles How to fold clothes without wrinkles

Folding clothes for storage saves space, but folded clothes are prone to wrinkles, so pay attention to the method when folding clothes. Try to roll them up as much as possible. Different clothes should be folded in different ways.

Fold the left and right sides inwards, make the sleeves right angles, and turn them in half, with the collar facing up. Turn the shoulders out of the lining, tuck the right shoulder into the left shoulder, and gradually insert the right side of the garment into the left side of the garment to turn it into a rectangle, and then fold it in half. Turn the shoulders out of the lining, tuck the left shoulder into the right shoulder, and gradually insert the left side of the garment into the right side of the garment to turn it into a rectangle, then put other folded small items on top and roll up the jacket.

1. Put all the clothes you want to pack together first - skirts, shirts, pants, jackets, sweaters, underwear, socks, etc.

2. Pack the clothes that are most prone to wrinkling first. In the suitcase, the order of laying from top to bottom is: the top is most prone to wrinkling, and the lower it is, the less prone to wrinkling. As shown in the picture, jeans are the least prone to wrinkles, so put them at the bottom.

3. When stacking clothes, pay attention to the space you use to pack as many clothes as possible. The collars, waistbands, and skirts of the clothes should touch the edge of the box. The sleeves, trouser legs, and other parts that are less prone to wrinkles can hang outside the edge of the box.

4. After folding the wrinkle-resistant clothes, put the underwear, swimsuits, socks and other items into soft small bags.

5. Place the bag of small bits and bobs on top of the stacked clothing in the middle of the box.

6. With this small bag as the center, fold the clothes on all four sides one by one and stack them on top of each other in the box. Try to make them as flat as possible when folding them into the box, so that the length and width of the clothes can fit the size of the box as much as possible. Finally, put in shoes, belts and other sharp-edged items.

7. Packaging is completed.

1. Fold the left and right sides inwards, make the sleeves at right angles to form a rectangle, then fold it in half with the collar facing up.

2. Turn the shoulders on both sides out to reveal the lining, then tuck the right shoulder into the left shoulder, gradually moving the right side of the garment into the left side to form a rectangle, and then fold it in half.

3. Turn out the lining on both shoulders, tuck the left shoulder into the right shoulder, and gradually move the left side of the jacket into the right side to form a rectangle. Place other folded small items on top and roll up the jacket.

4. Turn the back of the garment upwards, fold the right side toward the back of the body, fold the sleeve back, and do the same with the left side to form a rectangle, then fold it in half upwards.

5. With the back of the clothes facing up, fold the right cuff to the left along the center line of the clothes, then fold the sleeve along the center line and roll the clothes into a roll.

6. Fold both trouser legs along the center line of the trousers, with the buttocks facing right, and then fold them upwards from the ankles and fold them again.

7. Fold the underwear in half along the horizontal center line, then fold it in half along the two lines, and then fold it in half from bottom to top. Fold the shorts along the two lines to the left and right.

8. Fold boat socks directly in half, roll up short socks from toes to ankles, and fold long socks in half and then in half along the horizontal center line.

First, you need to understand why clothes have wrinkles. The main reason is that they are pressed in an incorrect way. Therefore, try to avoid this situation. Therefore, try to fold the clothes neatly. It is best to fold the plastic bags inside the clothes, and separate the clothes with plastic bags. In this way, when there is some squeezing, the plastic will buffer part of the pressure, and it can also reduce the friction between the clothes. It is very smooth and generally not easy to wrinkle. In addition, the pants can be rolled up, and the pants can be rolled on the roll of used plastic wrap. After rolling it tightly, wrap it tightly with a plastic bag. In this way, because there are no dead folds, there will be no problem even if it is pressed. (This method is especially suitable for cotton pants)