hehehe.
Ok. Step One: Pick up the tshirt and face it towards you, holding onto the shoulders.
Step Two: Press the shirt against your front as if you're trying it on.
Step Three: Fold the sleeves, by holding onto the shoulders, back against the body of the shirt so the shirt is only as wide as the space between the sleeve hems. The shirt pressing against your shirt should keep it attached to you/upright while you do this, but you have to do it sort of quick. The shirt should be about six inches wide at this point.
Step Four: Using your chin to hold the collar/shoulders in place let go of the shoulders (this is the tricky part- I drop the shoulders a lot at this part) and reach down to the bottom hem and fold it up vertically about two inches.
Step Five: Using the new folded hem, lift the hem up to your chin and grab the collar/shoulders of the shirt.
It should now look like a square. Now you put it on the table with the rest of the shirts arranged by style and size and watch helplessly as someone picks it up and throws it in the middle of the table. ^_^
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But think how neat your shirts will be in your drawer since you've acquired this new skill!
but shirts go in the closet!
Thank you so much, I recently started working at the registers at my work and usually when I fold the clothes I just roll it, because the coordinator told me to, and I wanted to learn to air fold shirts the right way instead of just rolling it.
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