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Do you pile up your clothes and dump them in the drawer?
Why don’t you fold your clothes instead of hanging them up?
Feeling helpless because you have nothing to wear as a result of this?
You nodded so firmly in response to each inquiry that I’m sure you’re now experiencing neck ache. You and I are in the same boat. To be more accurate, we are not sailing but instead sinking because a sea of clothing surrounds our boat.
No matter how old or experienced one is, there will always be chores that feel like too much of a hassle. One of them is the act of folding garments. Every time the new fresh washing day arrives, you can smell the suds in the air but damn! That’s the one thing we despise the most! And that one thing is to fold those clean clothes and place them in their respective spaces.
So, what can you do to simplify matters? Here are some easy methods and tricks to fold up and space out some of your favorite clothing pieces!
T-Shirts with or without Sleeves
- Fold your shirt in half by linking the ends of the sleeves.
Second, fold your sleeves in half lengthwise and bring the folded edges together at the back of your shirt.
With your shirt in a perfect rectangle, fold it from the top where the collar is.
- Fold the collar in half and sew it to the bottom of the shirt; repeat with the other half.
After this, you should have a tiny square.
A quick piece of advice: once you’ve folded all of your long and short-sleeved shirts, don’t stack them! It would help if you didn’t pile things so high that you must rummage through them to find anything to wear. Please keep them in a drawer stacked vertically like a library. You’ll thank your brilliant self when you’re shirt service and able to locate it in a horizontal stack quickly.
Socks
Method #1: Roll up one sock into a fist-sized ball.
Put it inside the first one.
Roll it once more, then squeeze it into a fist.
Four, you should finish up with a tiny sock dumpling.
Quick Tip: This strategy will prevent you from re-matching your socks after the many failed relationships they have experienced in the past.
Underwear
First, fold it in half so that the long edges meet.
Second, fold it in half again, so the ends meet at the top.
It would help if you had a tiny square of underpants at the end.
Quick Tip: Take a small shoe box and file your underwear to provide adequate space and easily arrange them in boxes by color, quality, or brand, whichever you want.
Shorts and Jeans
Jeans are best folded three times. First, fold in half, so your left leg is touching your right. After that, fold it in half again, so the hemline is at the same level as the waist. The last step is to line up the core with the folded edge.
The shorts should be folded twice. When your first fold, your left leg should cross over your right. Fold it in half again, so the hem is at the same level as the waist.
Quick Tip: Avoid bending and breaking your hangers by storing your heavy jeans in the drawer.
Knitwear and hoodies
1. Fold the sweater in half lengthwise.
Make a half-folded sandwich.
Fold it again, ideally three times.
Yes…All Brand New Clothes Need to be Washed First!
Sloppy dye job
Dry cleaning service is one of the many reasons why it is necessary to wash your garments. You can reduce the color left in your garments by washing them. Repeat the cycle if you notice any remnants of dye in the rinse water after washing your garments.
Chemicals
Many chemicals used in producing new garments can be dangerous to human health. New garments often undergo a treatment process that includes numerous harsh substances intended to keep them pristine on the rack (and after several trials in fitting rooms) (and after many attempts in fitting rooms). By washing your brand-new garments, you remove most chemical finishes and restore the fabric to its original form. It’s possible that not washing your garments will cause skin irritation and rashes due to the presence of these substances.
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