How to Fit More in Your Suitcase (12 Tricks That Actually Add Space)
Your suitcase has more space than you think. These 12 tricks, from shoe stuffing to solid toiletries, add room without leaving items behind.
Step-by-step folding guides for every type of clothing from t-shirts and pants to dresses, jackets, and delicates.
Each guide shows you how to fold for both home storage and travel packing, with space-saving techniques that actually work.
Whether you’re organizing your dresser or packing a carry-on, these methods keep your clothes neat, compact, and wrinkle-free.
Your suitcase has more space than you think. These 12 tricks, from shoe stuffing to solid toiletries, add room without leaving items behind.
Fold long-sleeve shirts using the KonMari file-fold for drawers, rolling for travel, or the retail fold for shelves. Button dress shirts first to prevent wrinkles.
Fold tank tops using the KonMari file-fold for drawers or the Ranger Roll for travel. Three methods from fast rolls to compact packets that stand upright.
Folding bathrobes can be a bit challenging as they are so large, and have so many little things that you need to get right to make the folds look good. …
Fold pajamas by bundling tops and bottoms together. Use the KonMari method for drawers or roll tightly for travel. Keep sets matched and wrinkle-free.
Roll tights from toe to waistband, tie in a loose knot, or use the KonMari file-fold to stand them upright. Four methods that prevent snags and save drawer space.
Fold sweatpants using the Ranger Roll or Marie Kondo file-fold to save space. Three methods for drawers and travel, from fast rolls to compact bricks.
Flat-fold structured dresses, roll jersey and knit fabrics, and use tissue paper between layers to prevent creases. The overlay method works best for packing long formal dresses without wrinkles.
Fold skirts using flat folding for A-line and pencil styles, file folding for drawers, or rolling for travel. Methods vary by skirt type and fabric.
Fold jackets using the inside-out shoulder tuck for blazers, rolling for casual coats, or flat folding for luggage. Each method prevents wrinkles and saves space.