Learning how to fold jerseys neatly takes dexterity, patience, and desire. Comprehension of this simple science will allow not only to save in the future time spent on searching and re-ironing clothes, it is a sure way to always keep things in order.
Instructions
Step 1
Method One: Decide on a flat work surface: bed, table, ironing board, or floor. Lay the shirt face up and sideways. The right hand should be on the side of the straps of the shirt, the left hand should be opposite its bottom.
Step 2
With your right hand, grab the shirt by the strap farthest from you, and with your left hand grasp the bottom edge of the shirt along a line mentally drawn from your right hand parallel to the side seam.
Step 3
Lift the shirt from the surface so that its far edge is wrapped in the opposite direction from you, that is, behind the back of the product. Connect both hands by folding the product in half. Take your right hand to the formed right corner of the folded shirt. Place it on a surface and fold it in half again.
Step 4
Method two: Lay the product on the table facing you with the straps up. Pull the straps towards you so that the top border is a flat, horizontal line.
Step 5
Divide the shirt vertically into three equal parts. Raise the right edge of the garment by 1/3 and fold to the middle so that the right side seam runs exactly in the center of the resulting square. Wrap the left edge of the shirt in the same way, now the left side seam should lie strictly along the right fold.
Step 6
It remains only to fold the resulting rectangle in half, after which the neatly folded T-shirts can be combined into a flat stack for storage in the closet.
Step 7
The third method The T-shirt roll method is suitable for travelers who want to save space in their luggage by special arrangement of things. Lay the garment straight in front of you with the straps facing up and fold it vertically three times so that the front is facing you and the seams are folded in at the back.
Step 8
Grasp the bottom edge and roll it up tightly. When you reach the straps, wrap them around an impromptu roller. If the straps are thin, you can tie them. The product is ready for compact placement in a suitcase.
