Shirt folding for commuters

[HJ]

One thing that seems to concern new commuters is how to avoid creases in their shirts when cycling to work. Well help is at hand, here is a useful video showing you how to do it.

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Very useful if you are bored and trying to find a video to waste time...

 

[SquareDaff]

Or alternatively pack an iron in your panniers

 

[GrumpyGregry]

Roll, don't fold.

 

[Sheepy1209]

Roll, don't fold.

+1

 

[Cubist]

Roll, don't fold.

Aye

 

[palinurus]

One thing that seems to concern new commuters is how to avoid creases in their shirts

Old commuters just wear wrinkly shirts.

Less work. Plus it makes your face look less wrinkly by comparison.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

I fold the troos and shirt together and then roll them up to fit in the Carradice. Ne'er a wrinkle to be seen.

 

[Mad at urage]

Plenty of wrinkles in the shoulders of the shirt in the video!

 

[Beebo]

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I use one of those Eagle Creek things. I can get 5 shirts in, guaranteed wrinkle-free.
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+1

one of the guys at work was so impresed he bought one too.

 

[Slim]

+1

one of the guys at work was so impresed he bought one too.

+1

 

[Banjo]

I am just carrying on as normal hoping that the slept in look comes back into shirt fashion.

 

[TheDoctor]

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I use one of those Eagle Creek things. I can get 5 shirts in, guaranteed wrinkle-free.
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They are superb!!
I've had a shirt one and a Pack-it Cube - you know, the ones with a zip round - for years and they're all I ever use for packing. 10 days worth of clothes into a pannier or small rucksack, job's a good'un.

 

[Red Light]

The Japanese way is quicker and works better IMO

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5AWQ5aBjgE

 

[Cyclox]

Roll....

 

[gb155]

Roll, don't fold.

Here here, I was taught this on day one of my commute

done it ever since