How To Pack Light Series #1 - Folding T-Shirts

Whenever I go for a vacation or volunteering, the problem of packing light is an issue. I remember my 2nd to the last volunteering (that was a week long), I brought 3 large bags, 2 backpacks and 1 gym bag. Imagine, travelling for more than 4 hours with all the baggages is not comfortable at all. Note that you need to transfer all of that when using another vehicle. So I need to change my style of packing...

Searching on the net, I found lots of videos teaching how to fold clothes the most efficient way.

I want to share with you the best (for me) technique when it comes to folding.

This post will focus on T-shirt folding.
So, let's start the art of folding!

1. Get a shirt and lay it on a flat surface.
   

2. Fold the bottom part of the shirt for about 2 to 3 inches.
   

3. Then fold the shirt vertically to the center.
   

4. After, fold the other side overlapping the other.
   

5. Start rolling the shirt from top (where the neck part is) up to the bottom part.
   

6. Fold the bottom over the rolled part.
   

Tsadaa! The finished product!

If all your shirts are folded like this, imagine how it saves room for your other things. Try it now! Enjoy!

See you on the next part! Thank you!

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