‘Tidying Up’ Author Marie Kondo Tells How to ‘Spark Joy’ at Home (10 photos)

The same basic folding principle applies to long-sleeved shirts. She folds long sleeves as in the diagram at left to reduce bulk. The process is similar for tops with irregularly shaped sleeves and camisoles with straps: Fold in sleeves and straps, and then fold the garment into a small rectangle. Camisoles and other garments with silky or slippery fabric can then be rolled up.

Kondo suggests folding pants made of cotton, such as jeans, to put in drawers but hanging up suit pants and those with a center crease. To fold pants, lay one pants leg over the other, then fold both legs up toward the waistband but not quite touching it, and then fold this in thirds. If the seat sticks out, you can fold it in as shown below.

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