With the t-shirt flat on a surface,fold one arm in at the armpit seam.
On the same side,fold the length of the shirt toward the center. Repeat step one on the opposite side. Repeat step two on the opposite side. Your shirt should now be a rectangle. Take the folded shirt and bring the bottom up to the top,reducing the size by half. Smooth out your small square of a t-shirt and place it in your drawer or on a shelf. How do you fold clothes?
To fold clothes neatly, the clothes should be folded as they come out of the dryer. There is less wrinkling at this point. Buttons and closures need to be fastened, and the seams should be lined up and pulled taut. To fold a shirt, hold it by the shoulder seams with the front of the shirt facing you.
How to fold clothes?
Make It Easy. The key to more painless folding is using a flat,non-back-breaking height surface.
Pants With a Crease. Close all zippers and buttons. Hold pants vertically by the waist. Pants Without a Crease. Close all zippers and buttons. Hold the pants vertically by the waist. Collared Shirts. Close all buttons,snaps or zipper. Flatten the freshly dried or ironed shirt neatly on your folding surface with the front of the shirt facing down. T-Shirts. Flatten and smooth the shirt on the folding surface with the front of the shirt facing down. Underwear. Smooth flat on a folding surface and then fold the garment vertically in half or thirds. Fold once horizontally,halfway down the garment. Socks. Lay one sock out flat on the folding surface and top with matching sock. Fold in half and set aside. Towels and Washcloths. Lay clean towel flat on folding surface and fold into thirds lengthwise. Fold bath and hand towel in half,then in half again. Fitted and Flat Sheets. With the fitted sheet inside out,place one hand in each of two adjacent corners. 
