Spaces for Ideas Marketing Banner

How To Fold A T-Shirt

Industrial Design
Jan 03, 2006
2 Comments


Image hosted by Photobucket.com

I have been looking for this little gem for the longest time after i saw a video clip on this in japanese. I finally found it on the Martha Steward Website in a graphic form. Enjoy!

Oh and one more thing Happy New Year everyone!




    |         |     Add to Stumble Upon


Did you enjoy this post? If so, why not subscribe to The Design Sojourn Newsletter for free and conveniently get the latest content delivered right to your inbox with our 110% NO-SPAM Policy! You can also follow me on Twitter and Facebook as well.



Related Posts You Might Find Interesting:

  • iPoor Status: Testing testing…
  • iPoor T-Shirt (Sold Out!)
  • A Blogging Break for Damage control…
  • iPoor Status: We are taking pre-orders!
  • iPoor T-Shirt

    • Comments

    SEO consultant
    Jan 18, 08 – 11:18 am

    This is such a good old school post! I have seen this one around a few place. But I still hate folding! There was a video someone did that showed you how to fold a shirt with just a few simple flips, it was really weird and hard to explain though.

    mia
    Apr 19, 10 – 4:02 am

    I hate folding as well. It is good to learn how to fold a t shirt correctly because sometimes youd love to wear a nice folded shirt fresh out of your drawer. The folded t shirts somehow are not as wrinkle as it would be if you had not of folded it in the first place. Nice and easy to read post.


    A note about commenting: We value your comments as they provide different perspectives that we can learn from and/or improve our products as we see this blog as a platform for interaction and exchange with our friends. However, whilst we welcome constructive criticism, we do not tolerate offensive and disrespectful comments. Postings deemed inappropriate will be removed.

    Finally, to avoid auto deletion from spam filtering, we kindly ask that you use your personal name or initials instead of your business name. Thank you and I hope you enjoy being part of the design conversation!


    Spaces for Ideas Marketing Banner