How to fold t-shirts - better than the KonMari method

An efficient way of folding t-shirts and other small items. I find this better than the KonMari method because the items stay securely folded. Great for organizing drawers and for travelling.

[MaunoKoivistoOfficial]

I've spent the last two hours of my life on YouTube looking up different ways to fold or roll clothes. This combines the best parts of army/ranger rolls and the Konmari folding. Thank you for sharing!

[samelis]

I have to admit, took two to three tries for me to get it, but it is better than the konmari method for my wardrobe which is kind of like a pigeonhole. This is my favorite method now.

For reference, imo, this method (best for pigeonhole and storage you see horizontally), konmari (best for pull-out rack and any storage you see vertically) and the military method (best for travelling). Thanks for the video!

[shwetaredkar]

This is life changing... Loved this method.. Thank you very much.. I guess this can be applied to any type of cloth. Excellent for travelling..

[AliceLee-rjew]

I'd like this way of folding for t-shirts and underpants. I'm curious if you have or done a way for long sleeve shirts and dress shirts, pants, sweaters, hoodies, etc.

[RachelsimeoneEyeofthetiger]

Nice n the video shows u how to fold your clothes

[jam]

addicted to folding my clothes when i learned this method 🤪

[tiki]

This is the best so far especially if you have kids that mess up the dresser drawers after you fold

[ahareally]

OMG this completely solves the problem i have with the "other fast methods", which result in one sleeve "floating" on the back = as soon as you grab it, they kinda fall apart

[mystream]

If you have tshirts with printed front only I suggest start with the printed facing up. This way you are likely to see the design when everything is tucked away

[jacobbillups]

Hello, is there a name for this fold or did you make it yourself? I got the shirt method down but I’m must be missing a few finer points on the others and want to look it up. Thanks for making though awesome method!

[NehaGupta-inhi]

Woww..but what about the collared tshirts?? I mainly have those only.plz do tell. Thankyou in advance

[chouakhang]

Sucks that this video came out 3 years ago and it has less views than one that came out 8 months ago. This video should have 2.2 million views instead

[reignoffyre]

To anyone struggling... Slow the video down to the lowest speed, and you can see every step very clearly. It becomes easier with practice. :)

[hasisolanki]

Wow! very nice, very useful! Thank u so much

[wrrn]

Thank you for the tips. Just one question please... Won't this folding techniques stretch the clothing out of shape?

[shanna]

Great for travel, but not so good for day to day. You can't see the design from the outside. My hubby has hundreds of Ts and therefore a whole drawer of black shirts, and many multiples of others, plus he has some color blindness. So seeing the design is important. The other thing is stretching out the bottom. That would not fly with the hubby.

[mimio]

Wow thanks! This is great for making luggage for travel.

[suzanmal]

Love this! Everything is self contained

[_simonette.galinato]

Dont compare konmarie cuz u guys both are amazing folder :)

[arual]

Please, other clothes? Long pants and stuff? I want for jackets and all sweaters and all, please?