To be fair it doesn’t matter how you fold them. Any way you fold them will get wrinkles in them. The wrinkles are from the clothes sitting in that position for too long.
Thank you for this! I did the undies(with bra) socks and shirt one and then I was able to roll my pants beside them AND pjs for three days worth of clothes in the bottom of a carry-on size bag!!!
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How about normal shirts (the fancy kind with collars and stuff), how would you pack those without them getting too wrinkly and still maintaining a small packing size?
you just need to take one of those hand held steamer/wrinkle remover. check this video out if you don't know what i'm talking about. th-cam.com/video/sBnFRiPWzr4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you 🙏 When I fly I’m so used to packing a really big suitcase but I’m going on a mission trip and was told that I have to pack a carry on and was mildly freaking out trying to figure out how I’m going to fit 7 days worth of clothes into a really small bag (granted I won’t be taking as much stuff like my hair dryer and straightener but still…) you’re a life saver!
roll them tightly and neatly into ziplock bags and remove the air or into compression cubes or into a small packing cube and that will enable you to fit a TONNE of stuff into your case or bag.. you can stack them on their end like books on a shelf and use a zipped pencil case or a thick woven document folder for toiletries ,decant them into tiny jars, bottles, spray bottles etc. 10ml of perfume or foundation or cream is plenty for a week ... amazon and e bay are your friends ... test out how much of any product you actually use for a week and you can multiply it by the amount of weeks you are going for .. use solid toiletries and shampoo etc. all these things take up FAR FAR less room and you can easily discard the checked in case ... look for the capacity of the bag or case for the size .. i found cabin cases with larger packing capacities than far larger check in ones so always check how many litres it can hold ... for example you can see a cute case and it only holds 20 odd litres but mine is smaller and can hold 57 and i have seen cabin cases that pack up to 62 but make sure when you pack cabin only you have no weight limit or a decent limit or else it doesn't work ..happy packing!
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Skivvy Roll is great for planning out your outfits so you don't end up over-packing, but I worry about stretching out my socks. Are there any alternatives to it where the socks aren't used to secure the roll? So far, I guess folding them over/under the roll and securing it with elastic bands could work, but I'm not certain it's the best method.
How about suit jackets, ties and dress shirts, plus ladies skirts, blouses, jackets, hosiery, underwear, etc? Going on a cruise requires formal wear on most of them, so I haven't seen a video about these items being folded, but I would like to. The rest of this I have been doing off and on since 1973.
Thank you so much for this video! I only have my Backpack to store things on the go and I can only stuff but so much into it. This video just made things alot easier ;)
pro tip: you dont just have to roll the thing shown in your video. as long as you turn out the shirt enough (at the bottom) you can pack in other things as well (toothbrushes, deodrant, hairbrush, etc.)
Awesome. I was really worried about packing a carry on for travel and not have room but now I know with this information I can pack light and have room to throw my souvenirs in on my way back ^.^
1. how is it compact? stacking these rolls makes much air in between, doesn't it? 2. if you pack clothes like this for a long time, don't they stretch out?
love it but what / how would you ad sweatshirts? Like the T-shirts and wouldn't that make the rolls much bigger? Any suggestion on how to get sweatshirts tiny packed?
I like how compact things are but my question is if it puts too much stress on the shirt bottoms and stretch them out? Also with the underwear bottoms.
A tank top would work in the exact same way as the t-shirt, minus the step where you fold the sleeves over, it's even easier. As far as trying to ranger roll a dress, well, the same principle still applies, however, it will only work well with dresses that do not flare out at the bottom. Hope that helps.
only use clothes that dry quick and never need ironing this way and a few packing cubes for extra organisation and I can travel for 3 weeks with carry on only.....only way to travel :)
The fold at 230 if you include pants that are thin , like leggings, a skirt or maybe even jeans, you could use that fold shown at 230. Doing that would make it simple to change, because it would be a hole all fit, minus a bra for a girl.
If you try this with flimsy dress style socks then maybe. I have only ever used thick sports socks and never had a problem with the elastic being ruined :)
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00:31 - Ranger Rolled underwear
00:55 - Ranger Rolled T-shirt
01:56 - Ranger Rolled T-shirt, underwear & socks
02:53 - The Skivvy Roll, Jeans, T-shirt, underwear, socks
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I'm going to use this method at home too. Limited drawer space and usually overflows. Think this is going to be life changing, thank you very much!
Glad to hear it, check out part two also :)
ive seen a tik tok from a soldier who shows that she put them in little baggies after and saves a bit more space and keeps them together better.
Great ideas. Thank you so much. I did find that with larger t shirts you have to make those bottom folds longer, more like 3 inches. THX.
Your packing videos are awesome!!! Will try this for my upcoming trip that is 16 days!!! Thanks!!!
I have watched a bunch of these videos. Want to see how wrinkled the clothes look days later when unrolled.
Try the methods Marie Kondo uses on folding clothes. I do those methods and my clothes come out quite well.
To be fair it doesn’t matter how you fold them. Any way you fold them will get wrinkles in them. The wrinkles are from the clothes sitting in that position for too long.
Thank you for this! I did the undies(with bra) socks and shirt one and then I was able to roll my pants beside them AND pjs for three days worth of clothes in the bottom of a carry-on size bag!!!
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I have a bunch of trips to go on this summer and this is totally gonna help me save space in my trunk. Thank you!
Extremely informative and helpful
Love the thought and creativity put into the video. Had an experience factor in it for me lol
How about normal shirts (the fancy kind with collars and stuff), how would you pack those without them getting too wrinkly and still maintaining a small packing size?
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you just need to take one of those hand held steamer/wrinkle remover. check this video out if you don't know what i'm talking about. th-cam.com/video/sBnFRiPWzr4/w-d-xo.html
I tried that
Doesn't work on formals or Winter wear.
Only do this on summer clothing and thin material.
I’m doing this on my next trip!
Wow, this IS amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!👍
WOW! Definitely gonna use this technique
:)
While doing the skivvy roll the elastic of socks loosens up
To me it appeared to be about as big around as a calf muscle. How is this stretching them out more than just wearing them?
@@MParentWetmore genius
Well then u have shitty socks
I would use rubber bands to hold it together or a ribbon or string etc and pack the socks x
It made my backpack slightly a bit roomier and a bit lighter thanks to this hack. Might use it when im traveling.
This is awesome! 2018 is going to be a big travel year for us, and I'll definitely be using some of these techniques. Thanks for this awesome video!
I'm glad to hear it!
Thank you 🙏 When I fly I’m so used to packing a really big suitcase but I’m going on a mission trip and was told that I have to pack a carry on and was mildly freaking out trying to figure out how I’m going to fit 7 days worth of clothes into a really small bag (granted I won’t be taking as much stuff like my hair dryer and straightener but still…) you’re a life saver!
Thank you Pat
I had no room in my suitcase after rolling my t shirts but after doing it your way I have so much more room
roll them tightly and neatly into ziplock bags and remove the air or into compression cubes or into a small packing cube and that will enable you to fit a TONNE of stuff into your case or bag.. you can stack them on their end like books on a shelf and use a zipped pencil case or a thick woven document folder for toiletries ,decant them into tiny jars, bottles, spray bottles etc. 10ml of perfume or foundation or cream is plenty for a week ... amazon and e bay are your friends ... test out how much of any product you actually use for a week and you can multiply it by the amount of weeks you are going for .. use solid toiletries and shampoo etc. all these things take up FAR FAR less room and you can easily discard the checked in case ... look for the capacity of the bag or case for the size .. i found cabin cases with larger packing capacities than far larger check in ones so always check how many litres it can hold ... for example you can see a cute case and it only holds 20 odd litres but mine is smaller and can hold 57 and i have seen cabin cases that pack up to 62 but make sure when you pack cabin only you have no weight limit or a decent limit or else it doesn't work ..happy packing!
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the last roll looks like something you cant do for too long or the socks will lose their elasticity and go loose (depending on quality of material)
instead of streching the socks, just pack them in with the roll and use rubber banda
Brilliant ideas.Thanks so much.
wow........amazingly awesome..
Super boss. Very nice and very easy 😘😘😘😁😁😁👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌
This is how I roll myself to sleep every night
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now armed with this info...I'm leaving the nest.
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You may want to put the link to video 2 of this series in the description ....
Very helpful
Skivvy Roll is great for planning out your outfits so you don't end up over-packing, but I worry about stretching out my socks. Are there any alternatives to it where the socks aren't used to secure the roll? So far, I guess folding them over/under the roll and securing it with elastic bands could work, but I'm not certain it's the best method.
You could just make the first fold deeper to accommodate the thickness of everything else and add the socks over the underwear then roll as normal.
Fantastic!
This helped with my camping trip
How about suit jackets, ties and dress shirts, plus ladies skirts, blouses, jackets, hosiery, underwear, etc? Going on a cruise requires formal wear on most of them, so I haven't seen a video about these items being folded, but I would like to.
The rest of this I have been doing off and on since 1973.
Great man
Great!
this way is so good
Thank you so much for this video! I only have my Backpack to store things on the go and I can only stuff but so much into it. This video just made things alot easier ;)
There is a part 2 you will like ;)
pro tip: you dont just have to roll the thing shown in your video. as long as you turn out the shirt enough (at the bottom) you can pack in other things as well (toothbrushes, deodrant, hairbrush, etc.)
@@kemcolian2001 cool thanks for the extra tip 😉
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Does folding things over stretch them out?
maybe the socks, but not anything else. (for the socks one just pack the socks in and use rubber bands
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Awesome. I was really worried about packing a carry on for travel and not have room but now I know with this information I can pack light and have room to throw my souvenirs in on my way back ^.^
1. how is it compact? stacking these rolls makes much air in between, doesn't it?
2. if you pack clothes like this for a long time, don't they stretch out?
nice one dood
V good work
love it but what / how would you ad sweatshirts? Like the T-shirts and wouldn't that make the rolls much bigger? Any suggestion on how to get sweatshirts tiny packed?
There is a part two 👍👍
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Totally loved it :)
:)
I like how compact things are but my question is if it puts too much stress on the shirt bottoms and stretch them out? Also with the underwear bottoms.
If you do it multiple times without washing it can a little yes but it’s nothing a wash won’t bring back :)
Good..👍
Do the shirt ones apply to long sleeve shirts? I need help I’m going on vacation in two days
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No button down, collared shirts?
Great video, what do you do with your dirties? Do you also fold them up?
Earns your self a sub 😊 well done 👍
Thanks :)
So-will my clothes be awfully wrinkled or just slightly creased?
+Catherine Garters somewhere in-between
AWESOME VID
The amount of time and work spent on applying those techniques has made me exhausted already. 😂
I was intrigued by the iceberg lettuce wrap in the thumbnail
Well that's cool.
The best v bro
1:19 it looks like the statement was written under the t shirt
yeah it looks cool,I just saw that 4 times still It's cool
HOLY Sh*..., amazing!!
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Instead of folding the socks over it, I put them around and tied them with knots, way better for elasticity of them
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Great ideas, thanks. But what happened to the audio about halfway through ? It turned painful.
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Does the skivvy roll stretch out your socks noticeably?
Instead of doing the third technique, do the skivvy role without the jeans. I find it a lot easier.
I know I’m late, but just fold the bottom of the jeans up to the top. It works for me!
But what about long and short dresses? Jackets? Hoodies?
will it work the same with trainer socks (ankle socks) and shorts? going to america soon from britain :)
+Murphy Banner I've never actually tried that combo, give it a try and let me know how you get on :)
Alright 👍
Just started packing and it works amazingly thanks!!
The how-to-fold-the-shirt-in-two-seconds was already published by DaveHax on July 12th 2013
Does the skivvy roll work with shorts?
wouldn't the bands of the clothes become slack due to overstretching?
How about dresses and tank tops?
A tank top would work in the exact same way as the t-shirt, minus the step where you fold the sleeves over, it's even easier. As far as trying to ranger roll a dress, well, the same principle still applies, however, it will only work well with dresses that do not flare out at the bottom. Hope that helps.
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Will this stretch out the tee around the bottom area?
+iamhoda not in my experience no :)
Experimental ok cool, thanks.
only use clothes that dry quick and never need ironing this way and a few packing cubes for extra organisation and I can travel for 3 weeks with carry on only.....only way to travel :)
Thanks a lot!
Best way to stretch out your clothes and prematurely wear the fabrics!
but it doesn't
You will ruine your socks if you force the elastic like that. Maybe it's ok with some cheap socks with the only use for that purpose
To me it appeared to be about as big around as a calf muscle. How is this stretching them out more than just wearing them?
Perfect. When will be over to pack my bags?
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Nice tom bihn bag!
Thanks brother, had it years, still going strong!
Go Experimental I have a synapse 19 myself. It's crazy all the stuff you can fit when you roll things properly.
Skivvy roll can be a bit hard on the sock elastic, otherwise great stuff !
instead of streching the socks, just pack them in with the roll and use rubber bands
Doesn't work for "fat guy" cloths. I'll try again if keto works.
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did keto worked?
I can tell you from experience, keto works!
i found a way to compact 10 different types of clothes into one roll. It about only 4 inches
Amazing! Would you teach us??
i'll believe it when i see it.
Hey! This promised 5 ways to roll clothes, and only showed one - the Ranger Roll ! What happened to the other 4 ways?
Can I know if T-shirt and jeans 2in1, how is it?
I'm not sure how you could do the t-shirt and jeans without the socks, sorry...
The fold at 230 if you include pants that are thin , like leggings, a skirt or maybe even jeans, you could use that fold shown at 230. Doing that would make it simple to change, because it would be a hole all fit, minus a bra for a girl.
but what about the socks wont the elastic be spoiled!???
If you try this with flimsy dress style socks then maybe. I have only ever used thick sports socks and never had a problem with the elastic being ruined :)
OK thanks
Will rolling up my t shirts make creases in my uniform?
Yes there will be some creasing
Go Experimental, ok thanks, now I know not to do it to my uniform. Great video idea though! I'll definitely use this idea for my traveling!