Fold Sleeves Inward
Take the right sleeve and fold it towards the center of the shirt.
Do the same with the left sleeve and flatten them both out.
The two sleeves will form a v-shape.
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Do the same with the left sleeve, so both are folded in half.
Do the same with the left side folding the shirt into thirds and placing the left sleeve down diagonally.
You should have a thin rectangle-shaped shirt now.
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Roll Tightly
Starting with the collar end, begin rolling the shirt like a jelly roll.
This way it won’t unroll and can easily and neatly be stored inside a dresser drawer.
verify that it is buttoned as this will help keep the folds even.
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Then, take left sleeve and do the same.
Shirts folded into a rectangle according to the first method can be stored upright in a drawer.
Store rolled shirts in the same way, placing them in bins or organizing them in dividers.
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For button-up shirts folded using the third method, stack them on a shelf.
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