How Do You Fold Clothes for Wardrobe?

Folding is what keeps a wardrobe usable, and this guide sets out a method that holds up in everyday life rather than only on the day it is done. It starts by drawing a clear line between what should be folded and what belongs on a rail, explaining why knitwear stretches when hung and why structured garments need the rail space instead. From there it covers the basic rectangle fold, the small detail of folding face down for a smoother finish, and the case for filing garments upright rather than stacking them so nothing gets buried. There is specific guidance for jumpers, trousers, shirts and socks, plus advice on measuring shelves so the fold size matches the storage. Later sections cover keeping folded clothes in condition, rotating stacks so everything gets worn, storing knitwear over summer, and building a routine that actually lasts....