BoxLegend Clothes Folders V2, V3, and V4 Comparison and Review

Quickly, neatly, and consistently fold all your clothes with these simple but effective tools. Buy the BoxLegend #ClothesFolder at Amazon:

I recently had the opportunity to compare, side-by-side, three versions of the BoxLegend clothes folder: V2, V3, and V4. The V2 measures 23” long, 9” wide and 3/4” thick and weighs a little over 2 lbs. The V3 measures 11” x 10” and is 1-1/4” thick with a weight of about 1.5lb. While the V4 is 12” x 10” and 1-1/2” thick and weighs just under 2 lbs without the optional organization trays, which I’ll go into more detail below. The V4 comes shipped in a decorative gift box and the V2, available in several different colors, comes with a gift bag, making both easy to give as gifts to friends and family.

The V3 folder is the largest, and has two long panels on the sides and two smaller panels in the middle. The overall open size is 27.5” x 23.5”. There are three articulating joints connecting the panels which allow you to fold your clothes in a uniform and consistent manner and the folding instructions are easy to follow. Just use the instructions embossed on the lower center panel of each unit or follow the color photo illustrated directions in the manual that comes with each folder.

The instructions are simple: place your garment face down on the folder, fold in any material that hangs over the edges of the folder, then close and open the panels as directed. When you follow these instructions, you'll end up with perfectly uniformly folded clothes, whether you're folding a t-shirt, collared dress shirt, sweater, or even pants. The V2 and V4 are more compact and very similar in form and function they are just as quick and easy to use but pack up more compactly for travel.

The difference for the V4 is that it is made to work with a unique magnetic organization system utilizing removable trays. After following the folding instructions, the garment ends up on a removable magnetic tray that can be attached to a wall-mounted back plate for stacking and organization. Each tray also includes elastic straps to hold your clothes in place and keep them perfectly folded. The advantage of this system is that after stacking your clothes on the magnetic backplate, you can pull a garment out from anywhere within the stack without having to dig through the whole pile, and when you do this the rest of your clothes remains folded and undisturbed. The shirt and tray pop right off the magnetic catches. While this V4 set only comes with 3 trays, extra trays sold as 10-packs can be purchased separately to expand the system.

One main difference between the three are the joints between the panels. On the V3, the joints are solid and fused between the plates, so every time you fold them, you apply stress and friction on those joints, which over time may wear them out. On the V2, the joints between the upper side panels are substituted with swiveling hinges, so you’re not actually bending any plastic material. On the lower side panels, the hinges are made of soft flexible silicone, that bend and flex easily and also can stretch. However, between the top and bottom panels are still fused joints that rely on the plastic bending repeated when you fold. On the V4, all articulating points have been replaced with either the swivel hinges, or flexible silicone soft hinges, which makes this one the most durable.

Whichever version you prefer, they all do a great job at quickly folding your clothes neatly and consistently, allowing you to prevent wrinkles and organize your laundry in minutes, giving you more time to spend enjoying life.

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[Sbeth]

Thank you for including the plus size 3XL shirt. Really appreciated this thorough and well-done review.

[mrspsmith]

I just got the V4 and was a little confused, lol. This video was excellent and I got the hang of the folding right away, vs the crummy written instructions that came with it. Thank you!

[Tammy-gcyl]

Did it bother anyone else that he didn't straighten out the wrinkles before folding the shirts? lol. Nice review thank you! I am shopping for a t shirt folder.

[carm]

Thank you for the very detailed and thorough review! Very much appreciate it.

[davemeyers]

I have the V2 and love it. I live out a suitcase for 2 weeks at a time and the compact way that I can get my shirts into are great. I was able to go down 1 suitcase size using your handy dandy gadget. Thank you.

[ToastAndJellyfish]

People laughing or saying they don’t understand the purpose of something like this because doing it by hand is “easy, ” are clearly lucky enough to have never dealt with physical disabilities, ME/CFS, etc. Assistive devices are amazing for those with disabilities or limited mobility when it comes to maintaining independence. (Lots of the TV infomercials y’all probably also laugh at? Yeah, a lot of those are just assistive devices.)

Thanks for showing the differences with each model. As somebody with ME/CFS plus arthritis and a wrecked shoulder that isn’t at the point of needing surgery but is impacted by activities of daily living, one of these would be a lifesaver. Looking at the V4, but the newer metal jointed V7 is also intriguing!

[shimitarudra]

In V3 also you won't need to flip the garment at the end, if you keep the collar part at the bottom side (just like in V2)
So not much difference between V2 and V3 ideally (in terms of folding).
It's all about the way you keep your garment face down on the board.

[RTLIFEISGOOD]

Thanks for this video, it helped us to decide which one to purchase.

[WJC]

Thanks s lot for this, shows the differences and how to use it

[CelticSlavicEurasianGirl]

I just ordered and received the V3 in green from Amazon a few days ago. They had a flash sale on it.

[amyzjazz]

Great job on the demonstration.I love the V2. Thanks for the clarification. A great gift idea also!

[EAster]

I was sold on a amazon ad. Now I’m invested after this video lol

[themoose]

Thanks so much this helps a ton!
I now know what to get that will last
Thank you so much

[simplirv]

Geeze, your review on these Clothes Folders is fantastic. As you have probably been told over the years...you are really good at this.

🤓 BORN TO REVIEW 🤓

All the Amazon reviews were melting my brain.🤯 Oh...I will also use your discount code for the V2 before the 10th. Cheers. 😁

[carolannorient]

Great video! Shows exactly how to use!

[petehanratty]

My drawers are 27 1/2" wide. I would like to get a folder that will be around 9" finished. What is the finished shirt width? Thanks, great video.

[lalotime]

V3 is the best in my opinion. More space but works faster as irs more sturdy

[DebyNieto-kqci]

Phil, you are so good these reviews and my choice would be the silicone hinges. Great job..Why aren't more consumers watching you is a mystery to me.. the dummies.

[adamthewoodworker]

Can the version 2 fold jeans/pants too?

[creativedevelopmentstudios]

Is there anyone of these that are heavier and more durable feeling? I bought the version 2, but returned it bc I thought it was too flimsy, are they all like that?