Crumpled clothes always repel, especially if it is a business suit. Agree, it is rarely possible to correctly put wardrobe items in a suitcase or cabinet section so as not to leave unsightly folds. The reason is banal simple: not enough time or not enough due level of motivation.
"Ah, I’ll remember anyway!" - Many people think and with sighs are trying to somehow "cram" the next batch of clothes in a small bag. How to put a jacket in a suitcase or trouser suit on a shelf, so that in the morning you will not find wrinkles? There are several interesting ways that we suggest you familiarize yourself with and forget about wrinkled creases forever!
How to fold a jacket so that it does not crumple? Method number 1
It is necessary to perform simple steps:
1. Take a jacket and unfasten buttons.
2. One of the shoulders (any) turn inside out.
3. Carefully tuck the other shoulder into the twisted so that it holds firmly in it. Remember to check the lining - it should be turned out.
4. Now you need to fill the second floor of the jacket inside, smooth the lapels and sleeves. It remains only to fold the jacket into 2 parts and twist.
Remember that you can’t fold the jacket into several layers, otherwise he will surely remember. This mistake is made by many.
Method number 2
It doesn’t matter what your jacket is: classic, men's, a jacket or an element of a trouser suit, this method is universal and very simple.
1. Fold out your jacket or shirt, fold the right and left sleeves to the center of the front.
2. Turn the jacket over, fold it lengthwise or fold it 1-2 times across (depending on size).
A jacket, shirt or suit for folding into a suitcase is ready!
Method number 3
How to put a jacket in a suitcase if there is a coat nearby or another jacket? For this case, there is an interesting way:
1. One of the sleeves of the first jacket must be turned inside out. At the second, we fold the sleeves so that it gets into the inverted first.
2. Fold in half and check the "inversion" inside out. You can lay a bag or sheet of paper between the halves to make sure that everything is folded neatly and does not wrinkle.
Method number 4
Is this not enough? Or is it necessary to pack a double-breasted men's jacket? Then follow the step by step instructions below:
1. First, along with the selected sleeve, it is necessary to unscrew the jacket on the wrong side. Do not forget to straighten your shoulders inside with your hands.
2. With one hand you need to connect the shoulders, and with the other hold the collar. As you lay down, straighten your clothes, look at the folds along the seam line.
3. Turn the wardrobe element over the elbow, roll it in a horizontal line or twist it. It will be an excellent and convenient package for packing in a suitcase.
Method number 5
How to put a jacket in a suitcase so that it does not lose its original appearance? The problem is very relevant, especially on the road! This method is great for double-breasted men's jackets.
1. First, you need to carefully lay out the jacket on a flat surface, straighten the folds and sleeves.
2. Button all buttons (on a double-breasted jacket you can only button one part), turn the buttons down.
3. Next, holding the jacket with your hand exactly in the middle of the shoulder seam, take its lower and side parts, wrap it on the back of the clothes. Do not forget to correct all the bumps, seams.
4. The next step will be the sleeves. They need to be bent along the armhole line so that they are parallel to the previous folds.
5. Similarly, you can fold the top of the suit. If you did everything correctly, then the thing will have the shape of a rectangle and will quickly go into a suitcase or bag.
How to put a jacket in a suitcase?
If you have already learned how to fold a jacket correctly, then the time has come to pack it in a suitcase. There are several tips to help avoid wrinkles and seams:
- The jacket can be wrapped in plastic wrap, bag or tissue paper. This will not only protect the item from creasing, but also keep it intact (save from cuts, scratches).
- When you close the bag or bag, then before you snap the zipper, stop for a few seconds. Thus, you can let in more air into it, to form air space near the jacket. It will help prevent wrinkles on the fabric, protect the jacket from being squeezed in a train or plane.
Conclusion
It turns out that you can really quickly and simply pack your things so that they do not deform on the road! All you need is practice!