Clothes Folding Board for T-Shirts and Shirts Reusable

One motion, one perfect rectangle

• One motion, same fold every time

  Lay the shirt face down, then bring the panels over one after another. The hinges keep the order fixed, so you never have to guess which side goes first. The finished bundle comes out the same size whether it is your third shirt of the morning or your thirtieth.

• Templates for shirts and tees

  Cut-out templates mark the outline for shirt and T-shirt sizing. Set the garment against the outline, and the folds land at a size that fits the drawer. Tees and button-downs get the same treatment, so a mixed pile stops looking like a mixed pile.

• Folds flat, stacks straight

  When the laundry is done, the board folds flat and slides into a drawer or closet shelf. Matte plastic and snap-lock tabs keep the panels in place while you work, and the flat profile means it takes little room between loads.

Fold a shirt in four moves

1. 1
   Lay the shirt face down

   Centre the garment on the board and line up the shoulders with the template outline.

2. 2
   Fold the first panel over

   Bring the first panel across the shirt so it covers the sleeve and part of the body.

3. 3
   Work through the panels in order

   Fold the remaining panels one after another. Keep the sequence the same every time so each bundle matches.

4. 4
   Close the tabs and lift out

   Press each snap-lock tab closed gently, then lift the bundle off and stack it upright in the drawer.

Wipe clean, stack flat

• Wipe clean

  Matte plastic wipes down with a damp cloth and mild soap.

• Fold dry shirts

  Damp fabric can stretch or wrinkle in the panels, so fold once the garment is fully dry.

• Line up the tabs

  Align the panels before closing the snap-lock tabs to protect the hinges.

• Store flat

  Fold the board flat for a drawer or closet shelf between loads.