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Pack Clothes in 6 Steps: Roll Tees, Wrap Wrinkle-Prone Pieces

Roll lightweight basics and use layered folds for longer, crease-prone garments. A suitcase packed securely but not overstuffed can help clothes travel better.

5 min read2026-10-28

Official Briggs & Riley wrapping method for suitcase packing

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01

What you need

Clothes for your trip
Suitcase
Optional packing cubes
Optional shirt packing folder

02

How to

1. Lay out outfits for the trip. Separate easy-care basics such as tees and leggings from items more prone to wrinkles, like shirts, trousers and dresses.
2. Lay a tee flat, fold sleeves inward, bring the edges to a neat width, then roll without pulling excessively. Briggs & Riley suggests rolling for light, casual items.
3. Group rolled clothes, socks and underwear by type. REI recommends packing cubes to keep items organized, but using existing small pouches is fine too.
4. For long trousers or dresses, lay them across the bottom of the suitcase with the ends temporarily hanging out. Add smaller items, then fold the longer garments over them using an interweave approach.
5. For smarter shirts and other structured pieces, compare a packing folder with a soft-core bundle: wrap longer pieces around smaller ones, smoothing fabric as you go. Choose based on the garment.
6. Close the case without forcing the zip or crushing the contents. Unpack crease-prone shirts and dresses promptly on arrival and follow the care label if wrinkles need attention.

One more tip

Rolling or bundling cannot guarantee wrinkle-free clothes. Follow fabric-care instructions and unpack garments prone to creasing soon after arrival.

Sources and media

Official Briggs & Riley clothing rolling demonstration

OriginalComparison of rolling, interweaving and bundlingOriginal publisher: Briggs & Riley

OriginalREI's travel clothing and packing cube tipsOriginal publisher: REI

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