A new and revolutionary way to... FOLD A T-SHIRT! (1 Viewer)

[NickSo]

This is awesome... now ill actually FOLD my clothes instead of having them lying on my bedroom floor:

http://www.jengajam.com/r/shirt-folding

 

[Max Leung]

You're the man Nick!

One step closer to bachelorhood...see you on the other side!

 

[Citizen87645]

That is awesome!!! Those clever Japanese

 

[Max Leung]

I wonder if any non-asians will post here?

 

[ThomasC]

Whoa.

 

[Moe Maishlish]

Wow!

Folding shirts is one of the reasons I rue Laundry day. If I can master this technique then

Moe.

 

[NickSo]

And here's an 'alternate' method..

http://www.jengajam.com/r/Alt-Shirt-Folding-Mthd

I think i invented that one!

 

[Jacinto]

I'm so glad that I work at home -- I took off my t-shirt and gave the method a try right here in my office. Works great!

 

[Philip_T]

That could revolutionize laundry day at my household. Very nice find Nick.

 

[Danny Tse]

I must master this method!!!!

 

[Citizen87645]

I tried it and I don't work at home. I have some privacy though

 

[ThomasC]

I sent the link along to my friends, and a couple of them said that it looked like the shirt was folded with a folding board first. But, folding board or no folding board, practice makes perfect.

 

[DonRoeber]

I'm weird. I hang my tshirts on hangars. The only thing that gets put in drawers are socks and underwear.

 

[Randy Tennison]

This little video completely stopped all work in my department for about 20 minutes, while we desperately looked for a clean shirt to try it on.

It worked!

 

[Patrick Larkin]

I'm sitting here stepping through the Quicktime trying to pick up the technique. She folds the shoulder down and she does something with her other hand underneath and then it happens too fast!!! Even one frame at a time, I'm not sure what she does. No Tshirt here.

 

[Jason GT]

It doesn't give you a traditional symmetrical fold. The thing that I found tricky to pick up is this - after you take the shoulder down to the hem, hold on to the hem and shoulder as you draw the other shoulder through.

That aside, I'm sure there's a silica packet in the t-shirt.

 

[Christ Reynolds]

i used to do this, but all my shirts got stretched at the ends of the hangers, so i started putting them in drawers. and i must figure out how the hell she does that, it could come in very useful.

CJ

 

[Ted Lee]

i am *so* gonna try this at home. she needs to go slower though dammit...

 

[Todd H]

Same here.

 

[Citizen87645]

I put my tees on hangars too, except for those I wear as undershirts. Those I fold, merely because it would mean an awful lot of hangars.