The trip for the holiday is coming very close, but how to fold clothes neatly, bring the most that is easy to find, not wrinkled?
Organizing your clothes to be organized and making the most of your suitcase is not easy, but with a few tips below, you can carry the whole cabinet in the suitcase quickly and neatly.
The advice for you is to try to mix clothes before putting them in your luggage and only bring the clothes you really need. If you have a lot of clothes to bring, try the following travel packing so you don’t miss any of your favorite clothes.
List the number of costumes
Choosing the material of clothes to bring
How to arrange clothes by fabric
How to organize travel clothes by class
How to keep clothes wrinkle-free: You should wrap each layer of clothing with a dry cleaning bag. This will help protect your clothes from creasing, and it will also make it easier to get to your clothes without messing up your belongings.
For bathing suits or pajamas: You should put them at the top because these are the clothes that are taken out first.
As for the belts: Stretch and put it close to the side of the suitcase to take advantage of luggage space.
How to fold a T-shirt: Straighten the shirt, fold the hem upside down about 6 – 8cm and then fold the 2 folds inwards to make the T-shirt compact by only half of the original. Turn the shirt so that the hem is facing up and Begin to roll the shirt tightly gradually from the bottom up. Finally, turn the hem of the original folded shirt upside down to keep the shirt from falling apart.
The second T-shirt folding style is simpler: After folding the 2 edges of the shirt inwards so that the shirt is half as compact as the original, you continue to fold the shirt in half and then continue to fold it in half vertically. In the end, just roll the shirt neatly
For pants: you fold one fold diagonally to form a 90-degree angle as directed, then fold the bottom of the pants to make it flat. Then just roll the pants from top to bottom, finally, when you have finished rolling, you turn the excess hem to cover the pants.
For shorts: you roll from the waistband until the crotch is about 4 to 5cm, then turn the pants upside down, fold the pants so that the pants are only 1/3 of the original length, then fold the crotch up and take your fingers Hands upside down to secure the pants.
For socks: start curling each sock up from the toe. Finally, fold the collar upside down to keep the sock from coming off. With a jacket: you should remove the hat if possible and zip it back up. Fold the sleeves inward diagonally. Fold a hem upside down about 6 – 10cm, then do the same with the t-shirt to roll the shirt tightly.
With a jacket: you should remove the hat if possible and zip it up. Fold the sleeves inward diagonally. Fold a hem upside down about 6 – 10cm, then do the same with the t-shirt to roll the shirt tightly.
With a shirt: Face down on a table, fold your hands inward diagonally, then fold the shirt in half horizontally so that the edge of the shirt touches the shoulder. Fold the shirt in half again horizontally, then the sides of the shirt vertically and turn it upside down for a fully folded shirt.
When folding clothes, put large items on the bottom and then stack thin, small items like shirts, t-shirts on top. Underwear and socks should be placed separately. If you’re bringing shoes, pack them so that they don’t stain your clothes.