How to Fold a T-Shirt in 2 Seconds

Yes Richard, this is awesome, wow in just 2 seconds.. I got to try that.

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IT WORKS! I just tried this and it works. I am going to have to work on the ‘flick’ a little more but WOW!

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It works! Thanks.

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but the vid is 0:24 secs long… classic idea though… neat…

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I think I wasted more time trying to do this than I would if I folded my shirts the old-fashioned way, but thanks.

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Oh yeah baby, this is coooool! I was in a department store one day and I saw someone that works there folding the shirts like this. Maybe it’s a secret thing that everyone that works at clothing stores learns, but everyone else never gets to learn. Well not anymore. I’m trying this when I get my laundry out of the dryer today.

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Yeah. That was a lot more awesome than I had anticipated.

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Easy! I showed dad how to do that!

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This is a huge tip! Thank you.

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Brilliant! A bit complex to see the magical snap in the video but once you get it then its cake.

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I was taught this trick a while ago and haven’t looked back since. The Chinese method of folding a shirt, so they say..well that’s what I was told

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Very cool, I’ve got to try this out.

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Love this way of folding t-shirts. It’s the quickest way to get the clean clothes in the basket folded and put in place. Great post, Richard

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Wow. That’s really awesome! Great find Richard. Thanks

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Richard Darell Reply:
August 31st, 2009 at 12:22 am

Yeah, it’s a great trick and it really speed things up as well.

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Ahhhhh we were taught how to do this when I worked in retail for the Japanese equivalent of GAP. It was such an awesome trick although I never mastered it

Thanks!

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oweeeee…. its a freaking tip.. I’ll try it asap i reach home

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You go to fast! I can’t tell how you do the “flick” thing! But it looks awesome!

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