A negative effect of traveling is wrinkling in packed clothes.Rolling or bundling clothes is one of the options for arranging clothes in luggage.The first step is to fold clothes for travel.
Step 1: The rolling method is used.
This method can save space.This is used by the U.S. military for their soldiers.If you're trying to lighten your load, it's a great way to fit more things in your bag.The method works well for shorts, socks, synthetic T-shirts and tank tops.Smoothing the items as you roll them up is the key to making this method work.They won't come out the other side wrinkled.
Step 2: The jeans should be folded in half.
The jeans should be smooth.Roll up the length of the jeans from the cuff.It's a good idea to start with jeans and bigger items so that you can put them in your bag.
Step 3: Roll up your t-shirts.
A t-shirt is laid on a flat surface.The main body of the shirt is folded back.Make sure that you smooth out the lines.Roll the shirt up by folding it in half.
Step 4: There are long-sleeve shirts.
The shirt should be placed face-down.The cuffs should be touching the hem of the shirt if the sleeves are folded back and down.Roll from the hem of the shirt when you fold once.Smooth and fold shirts so that shoulders are touching.If you want it to overlap with the bottom, fold bottom third and top down.Make sure to flip over and smooth it out.Place hand between fold and smooth bunched fabric.Start at the hem.
Step 5: There are skirts and dresses.
Smooth them as you roll to avoid bunching and wrinkling.These are good to put on the bottom of your case because they are more secure and are usually bigger than t-shirts and undergarments.If you want nice trousers, place them on the flat surface and smooth them out.Take one leg and fold it in half from the cuffs up.Again, smooth.Roll up from the folded knee.On a flat surface, place non-trouser clothing face-down.The fabric should be smooth to avoid bunching.One half of the clothing should be covering the other.It was smooth again.The hem touches the neckline when you fold from the bottom.Roll from the bottom.Place the jacket flat for winter.The jacket should be folded in half vertically.Try to squeeze air out of it by rolling it from the edge to the collar.It can be secured with a string or rubber band.
Step 6: When reaching the destination, hang up your clothes.
If you hang up your clothes, they will stay clean.The clothes in this method tend to get wrinkly because you end up rooting around in your bag.The problem will be avoided if the clothes are hung up.
Step 7: To create a bundle, layer clothing around a core element.
A flat pouch can be used as a core element.Depending on the amount of clothes you are packing, its size and position in the bundle can be different.The pouch is rectangular and has different pockets.It's a good place to keep small items that can get lost in your bag.
Step 8: Attach the pouch to the pillow shape.
Put soft items, such as underwear, socks, a swimsuit, and a laundry bag, into the pouch to form a pillow shape.Stuffing the pouch with items will make it too bulky.
Step 9: The filled pouch should be surrounded by clothes.
If you want to start with a heavier item, lay it out on a bed.As you go, smooth out thewrinkles in the clothes.The majority of garments lie face up.Only tailored jackets should be lying face down.If you do it face-up, the tailoring in the shoulders of the jackets will cause them towrinkle.
Step 10: There are skirts or dresses on top of the jacket.
Pull the skirts in half.As they are added, they should be oriented left and right.There are buttons on the long-sleeved shirts and T-shirts that alternate pointing up and down.The armpits of the next shirt should be lined up with the shirt collar.Add pants or slacks which are left and right.In orientation, include any sweaters or knit garments.Place shorts on top.
Step 11: The pouch should be placed in the center of the clothing pile.
It's best to align its edges with the shirt collar and skirts.If you try to place the bundle in your case, make sure it doesn't fall apart.
Step 12: Wrap the legs around the bundle.
Don't stretch out the clothes, Wrap tightly to avoid wrinkling.Wrap both sleeves and the bottom of each shirt or sweater around the pouch.Tuck the pouch under with long sleeves.
Step 13: Put the clothes in your suitcase.
Attach the bundle to your luggage with tie-down straps.The bundle and suitcase are ready to go.The only problem with this method is that you have to unpack the entire bundle to get what you need.Hang up your clothes when you get to your destination.
Step 14: Don't wear your lightest pair.
The shoes that will cause the most problems are the heaviest and biggest.Unless you're going somewhere really cold or wet, leave them at home or wear them while you travel.
Step 15: There is a shoe bag.
A shoe bag can be used to keep shoes out of your clothes.If you put the shoes in the bottom of the case, they will be more secure and less annoying.
Step 16: Stuff with socks.
You don't want to waste the space inside of your shoes.Place your fragile items in there and fill them with socks.The insides of shoes are wasted space.You can bring shoes you don't like, or shoes that are on their last legs.You can leave them behind when you leave.
Step 17: Attach the shoes to the case.
If you're going with a carry-on or taking some other mode of transportation, this is a great space saver because it doesn't work as well if you have to check them for a flight.Try to keep them from hitting you or other people.