What is KonMari folding?
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What is KonMari folding?
Sometimes called “file folding clothes,” Marie sees her method as much more than that. By folding clothes neatly and standing them up vertically — rather than stacking them or worse, piling them in a chair — you’ll prevent wrinkles, save space and express gratitude for every item that sparks joy.
How do you store Marie Kondo shirts?
How to Fold a Shirt with the KonMari Method
- Start by laying the shirt out flat, with the front side facing up.
- Fold one side of the shirt across the center.
- Fold the sleeve of the shirt back.
- Fold the other side of the shirt across the center, stopping a little before the edge.
- Fold the other sleeve back.
Is it better to hang or fold t-shirts?
What to fold: Anything that can easily stretch out, such as sweaters, knits, T-shirts and sweats, should be folded rather than hung, because folding puts less stress on these materials. Sturdy items like denim, cords and khakis also do well folded.
Should you hang or fold T shirts?
How do you keep folded clothes organized?
Kondo’s philosophy is simple: by vertically folding your clothes in a precise manner, you can save lots of space by storing them upright in your drawers and keeping everything much more organized. With the KonMari Method, your clothing is folded into a rectangular shape and then compacted or tucked into a tight bundle.
Does hanging up t-shirts ruin them?
While not everything should be folded, not everything should be hung either. How you store your clothes can be a matter of preference, but also a matter of maintenance; for instance, hanging the wrong material can ruin the shape of the clothing, while folding the wrong item can wrinkle and crease it.
How do you organize folded clothes in a closet?
Rather than folding and stacking your softer, thinner clothes, simply fold them in half and roll them into neat little tubes. Tuck your rolled clothing into open boxes (great for sliding into drawers), or use wire baskets or clear bins (perfect for shelves).
What is KonMari method?
The KonMari Method™ encourages tidying by category – not by location – beginning with clothes, then moving on to books, papers, komono (miscellaneous items), and, finally, sentimental items. Keep only those things that speak to the heart, and discard items that no longer spark joy.
