Fold a shirt

[Steve Bildermann]

I've spoken about folding shirts before...

One black T-Shirt - One nerd - one minute - Voila!

So now learning how to fold your t-shirts the Japanese way.

http://www.howtofoldashirt.net/



BTW let's just keep this between us guys. Don't tell the gals. Use it to impress em when they least expct it....Very handy thing to do in Japan - and other places to I suppose.

[djgizmoe]

Great video. I'll give it a shot this week and see if the wife notices. In related news:

How to fold your pants
http://www.ehow.com/ehow/ehowDetails.jsp?index=1096&id=14645

[Taro Toporific]

Great video. . In related news:

Speaking of folding...

Let's sing the Folding Clothes Song

PORNO ORIGAMI
Do you fold or crumple?
Psst - wanna make a little folding money?

[oyajikun]

Rocks! NOw I can impress the cute store clerks when I go shopping.

[bejiita]

No, no, no. Everyone must buy the Flipster.



I have to recoup my investment money somehow.

[AssKissinger]

Steve, that's certainly a revolution in shirt folding but it's easier watched than done. I can't get it right even after several follow-along viewings. Notice how the video stutters? Is that some kind of bogus trick? Has anybody actually been able to pull this off? It reminds of knot tying, something I'm painfully bad at. In college in Utah I took a rock climbing class and in order to pass you had to be able to tie certain knots. All the students stood in a circle with ropes and followed along with the professor. Everytime, I took about twice as long as the person who was second to last to get it right. I was so upset I tried to hang myself but the rope slipped.

[silverfall]

It works. The key is holding the one corner in place otherwise it just opens up and looks like how I usually fold clothes.

[Mark Devlin]

I have done it. It takes a few tries to do it right, especially the twisty bit after the firt two holds. But after you get it, it is obvious how it works and you can do it right every time.

This reminds me of an article I saw in a Japanese "youth" mag, that told the correct way to iron a shirt (collar-sleeves-back-front). Very useful for daily business life.