How to fold a suit, pants and shirt to go in a suitcase without wrinkling
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- Опубликовано: 29 апр 2009
- This shows you how to fold a suit to put into a suitcase without wrinkling. The incredible person in the video is Jacky Tam from British Tailors, 8-B Carnavarn Road, T.S.T., Kowloon, Hong Kong, british_tailors@honkong.com
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By helping that one customer, he's helped over a million struggling bag-packers. Well done sir.
Well, thanks to that one customer too ... :-)
3.4 million and counting! I wonder if this guy has ever seen this video and his impact.
I could watch this man fold suits all day.
"Too much pressure, too much wrinkle" ~ Wise words from the great tailor.
Why? I show you.
I watch this like 1-2 times per year just to feel the level of calm it brings
He folded that shirt like a master
This man could break your arm with his pinkie. Easy. With no wrinkles. Awesome.
By the way - the real credit for this goes to Jacky Tam (the person in the video) at British Tailers in Hong Kong. They are at 8-B Carnarvon Road, TST, Kowloon, Hong Kong. They were so good! The jacket that I wear all the time is the one I got there.
Instructions were smooth as silk! *10/10*
Just like the suit.
For those who can't find a big zip bag, use a garbage bag and tie it off with a rubber band or bungee cord. Works great.
You can tell by the way he handles the materials how much respect he has for his garments, and pride in his work. Excellent instruction and display of professionalism.
Hey gang. Places like Lowe's (in the US) sell XL Ziplock bags that are 24 in x 20 in and work great for this. They are about $6 for 4.
I was looking for instructions on how to pack a suit jacket to post and saw this. He treats the suit with such reverence and makes the whole process look like a work of art.
this is what the world needs more of. thank you jacky tam shoutout British Tailors, 8-B Carnavan Road, T.S.T., Kowloon, Hong Kong. professional beyond professional!
Tam has the smoothest touch here, the way he caresses the cloth is second to none. A true master
This guy is skilled! I rewatched and wanted to hit the like button again but it was not possible...
This is so helpful! And he is so classy when he folds it- so professional!
Fantastic! The bag with air idea is brilliant!
Thank you for the post!
My boyfriend used your advice and it worked great! No wrinkles!
For the Bag we used the Space Bag, Medium size, they are the vacuum seal ones we just left out the vacuuming part, we bought it at Walmart, worked great!
It's cool to watch somebody who really knows what he's doing.
This guy's the bomb! Best approach for folding I ever ran across.
The suit folding was wonderful, and then... BAM! He amazes you with the shirt folding technique. I had to watch it in slow motion just to see what exactly he did. Great video.
Yep. Its always cool to see people doing something they love
Is a weird I've watched this video like 90 times?!?!
+Michael Kirk Not if you did not understand the first 89 times!
sytestorm something about it that makes my mind relax. Almost therapeutic
Michael Kirk
Ah I see. Well then, continue :)
+Michael Kirk Because it's ASMR video
Shinji K what is that?
By FAR the best technique I've found on the internet for both suits and shirts.
This is a brilliant demo always watch just before travelling
This helped. Thanks, Kung-Suit master!
Super-dee-duper awesome video. Short, simple, easy to understand, and as a result, easy to do. Thanks to you, I didn't look like a wrinkled mess at the career fair. :)
this guy is awesome. I had a suit made in Bangkok, and I'd love to do the same in Hong Kong. Much more affordable than if I had one made in the U.S. Thanks for sharing!
Proud being a man! We are so simple and always solution oriented! Give this gentleman a medal of Honor!
Just used this video to travel from Philly to SC. It was perfect. Not one wrinkle. Thanks Dude
He is sooo good at folding! makes it look so easy too!
It works pretty well. What inspired me to ask this question of the tailor was that I had been shopping for a suitcase with a suit hanger. It seems they don't really exist the way I was used to and then, as I thought about it, that never really worked anyway and in any case it makes the suitcase too large. This method isn't perfect but it seems to be the best thing short of wearing your suit.
This is the real deal. This single video beats other 100 vids out there.
2 minutes of care on an 8 hour flight is worth it for me. High rollers notice the details. Thanks for the video!
Love learning from a pro !
This guy just caresses the clothes into submission... a true master of his profession.
Awesome, really helped me with my suit packing which I just had to do this very moment! The wonders of the internet haha. Props to him, he made it look sooooo easy!
Honestly, I love watching this better than most of the movies I've seen and paid for. The guy has me totally mesmerized.
I followed your advices, no wrinkles at all on both my suites! Thanks =]
This guy's got some skill. Awesome video, saved me a lot of work :)
Thanks to Jacky Tam!
That shirt fold though jeez so pro
I just got told I cant take my suit on a singapore airlines flight because I'm in economy. I think this guy and his legendary folding technique may have saved the day. Thanks to the uploader too!
This guy is a ninja - a true master. Thank you for sharing, very helpful.
I did this for a wedding last weekend. Works great!
Ziplock 2 gallon freezer bags for a suit, 1 gallon freezer bags for shirts. It really works! The 2 gallon size can be hard to find..
watching a master at work.
I always wondered what to do with the dress shirt sleeves, now I know!
Best folding video yet! Thanks
Amazing. Got the chills for like 2 min haha
A master at his craft makes it look easy
Excellent video ! I had my suit custom made by Master Tam on my last visit to Hong Kong!, can wait to have another visit!
awesome first business trip ahead thank you for this helpful video
Extremely helpful!!! THANK YOU!!!
MAN...WE ARE LIKE DOOR KNOBS TO THESE ASIANS...THEY ARE FREAK'N GREAT AT EVERYTHING. I FINALLY LEARNED THIS TODAY, NOW THE ONLY THING I NEED IS TO BUY SOME SUITS.
Oh wow! This man sure can fold! Perfect!
One of the most useful videos ever!
This worked perfectly - thank you!
One straight forward video out of thousands. Well done!
Huge respect for tailor Jacky!
I googled this and it was my tailor demonstrating this! Great job!
I love it. This guy is a genius.
bloody brilliant, will help no end with taking my suits to new york!
Simple but brilliant! It's a skill that only makes sense AFTER you know it.
Hong Kong don't fuck around. Suits are their culture.
One of the many arts the British imparted on us , a shame the Chinese are taking it away though.
Brian LO It's too bad. The British should have "given it back" to (ROC) Taiwan, not mainland communist China.
MrPisster They had no choice, it was an agreement that was signed 100 years ago.
So what's the tailor store the local will go for their custom made suit?
Cablev94 technically Taiwan considers themselves an autonomous part of China. Soooooo technically wouldn't be dishonoring the agreement.
I signed into RUclips just to add this video to my favorites. Thank you for this post!
I just love the instructions on this video. :) thanks. the best I've seen today.
Wow! This guy is a real pro.
Makes it look so easy! :)
Gotta love Hong Kong shops. So helpful!
this is excellent.I have found that a large packing cube can hold a suit when folded this way, so if you have an ebags or eagle creek large cube,it will take the suit, and will not crease or wrinkle. youtube has another video showing a guy using a plastic cleaners bag, this absolutely works as well and is cheaper than the cubes
This guy is my hero. good post.
This is great! Thank you for posting this.
wonderful video! in additon to zipper bags, I found that the suit bags that the stores give you kinda work too, although it won't hold that much air.
Anyone else think it's pretty cool that this is the line of work he has a passion for?
I should have known this! Thank you for uploading.
Great technique!! Thanks for posting
NICE! This was the first time I actually cared to fold a suit correctly, and did it right. It looks tight. The main problem was that my suit was too big for the zip-lock bag I had laying around, so I had to fold the pants and suit each in half once (which I am guessing will probably create unwanted wrinkles -- whatever it still looks tight : ).
I had a suit tailor made in Hong Kong -- I'd follow their advice!
Finesse! That was amazing!
This was really helpful,thanks!
this guy is a master ... thank you
Great tip. I always thought there has to be better way.
awesome. cant wait to try next week.
Very useful. Thanks for uploading this!
dude is the man
I watch this video nearly every time my husband travels. he has never complained, and doesn't have to find a dry cleaner! :)
We use a 2.5 gallon bag
+Bridgette Souza Perfect, thanks! I hope I can find one tomorrow morning
ohhhh thank you RUclips for solving all of our How To problems in a snap!!
This worked great on my last trip, even without the bag. On the way back I tried one of the "rolling" methods & it didn't come out nearly as well.
amazing! thank you.
видно сразу , что человек любит свою работу, делает это с душой))) красава. уважаю таких !!!!
Great tips. Great bags, I use standard cleaners plastic bags myself. That stuff is amazing.
Brilliant, simple but brilliant.
Now I've learned how to fold a shirt, thanks!
Even though I remember the steps by heart I still watch this video before travelling
Thx for this. I was about to haul out my big-ass suitcase just because I needed to pack a suit. Now I can just fly with carry-on.
This is art!
This guy is a hero.
Awesome....Thanks for sharing this on youtube.
I primarily wear dress shirts under a sweater, and Comfortably Collared shirts are super easy to fold and pack. It's basically an Under Amour shirt with a collar and cuffs - it's perfect under a sweater.
Thank you sir for uploading!
I have tried this method without the plastic bag and it worked, with a little help from the shower steaming it. I am going to try this with a 2.5 gallon freezer bag.