Getting shirty!

[DCLane]

Loosely rolled shirt which goes in last at the top of the rucksack.

I'm not too fussy but don't seem to have problems.

 

[sheddy]

Install tumble drier at work. 5 mins to get the creases out

 

[Kookas]

Install tumble drier at work. 5 mins to get the creases out

An ironing board would be easier.

 

[Mr Haematocrit]

http://www.firebox.com/product/5634/Shirt-Shuttle-MK2

That's what I use.

 

[400bhp]

I use an Eagle Creek Pack it folder-get a full weeks worth of shirts in it.. Pretty good. @User recommended it.

 

[CopperBrompton]

From many years of business travel, rolling is the secret. If you can get away with it, silk shirts when rolled take up basically zero space.

 

[Schneil]

I button up the shirt.
Lay the arms flat across the front.
Fold in half, then into quarters.
Then roll nice and tight.

Did anyone see dragons den a few weeks ago. A chap had a gadget to fold up a suit so it could go in a rucksack. He arrived into the den in bike gear. Anyone see it? He got shooed out of the den, as the dragons didn't think there was a need for it....

 

[Kookas]

I button up the shirt.
Lay the arms flat across the front.
Fold in half, then into quarters.
Then roll nice and tight.

Did anyone see dragons den a few weeks ago. A chap had a gadget to fold up a suit so it could go in a rucksack. He arrived into the den in bike gear. Anyone see it? He got shooed out of the den, as the dragons didn't think there was a need for it....

Why bother buttoning it up? I just fold them together. They stay like that when I fold it in half.

 

[Beebo]

I have a Eaglecreek shirt carrier as well. I can get 4 shirts in one go, fits in a rucksac or parrier. I bought it about 10 years ago and it still looks good as new.
My shirts are never 100% perfect, but they look as good as anyone else who has spent a hour struggling into work on the train.
By 11am everyones shirt looks the same, so I dont worry about a few creases..

 

[donnydave]

Stop your faffing and just put a jumper on over the top. Job done.

 

[azir]

+1 for the jumper on top - life is too short for ironing!

 

[jonny jeez]

Nothing works for me, i dont have an iron...but i do occasionally use the kettle to steam out creases. Works well...if a little hot on the fingers

 

[Easytigers]

http://www.firebox.com/product/5634/Shirt-Shuttle-MK2

That's what I use.

Wow that looks really cool! Does it actually do what it says on the tin?

 

[Mr Haematocrit]

Wow that looks really cool! Does it actually do what it says on the tin?

Works OK for me the shirt rolling ability gene I seem to lack so I had to find an alternative.

 

[Schneil]

Why bother buttoning it up? I just fold them together. They stay like that when I fold it in half.

The shirts easier to fold buttoned. It also saves time after the prework shower.