Make plenty of space on a table or another solid folding spot first. Instead of spreading the shirt out like you’re about to put it on, turn it so one sleeve points toward you and the collar is to your left. Stand in front of the sleeve after you finish smoothing out any wrinkles or creases you notice. If you start from the other sleeve, remember to reverse your hand positioning. Use your right hand to grip the shoulder and your left hand to pinch the lower area. When the collar is to your left, use your left hand to reach for the shirt. Grasp the top edge of the shoulder about 2 in (5.1 cm) from the side seam. If you're folding a T-shirt, this will be about halfway between the sleeve and the collar. If you start on the other side of the shirt, the shoulder will be on your right. Reach for it with your right hand. Take a quick glance down the shirt, finding the midpoint between its collar and hem. Move your free hand down there, but keep it aligned with the spot you pinched on the shoulder. Then, pinch the fabric there between your thumb and index finger. Your right hand has to be parallel with your left hand in order for the fold to work. Also, pinch through both layers of the fabric. While pinching with both hands, bring the shirt’s shoulder all the way down to its hem. Move the shoulder straight down and over your right hand. After you get the shoulder to the hem, pinch both together with your left hand. This fold will cause your arms to cross. Your right hand will get covered by the fabric a little bit. It can feel a little strange at first, but it leads to a great fold if you keep going. Raise the shirt up, but maintain your grip the entire time to free your arms from the tangle of fabric. You will end up with a folded rectangle of fabric that has one sleeve sticking out. Pull the shirt taut with your hands, give it a good shake to remove the creases, then lay it down so the sleeve is on the opposite side from you. Finishing the fold will probably look a little confusing the first time you do it. As long as you maintain a firm hold on the fabric with both hands, the folds can't come undone. Pick up the shirt again, pinching the shoulder and hem as usual. Use the table to tuck the remaining sleeve in underneath the shirt. Then, fold the shirt over to reduce its size by half. That leaves you with a nice square of fabric ready for storage. If you never let go of the spots you pinched, you will end up holding the side you need to fold toward the sleeve. You never have to reposition your hands. The fold is easier than it looks!
कॉलर को अपने बाएँ हाथ की तरफ रखते हुए, शर्ट को हॉरिजॉन्टली बिछा लें: स्लीव के ऊपर आपके सबसे करीब के कंधे को पकड़ें: अपने दूसरे हाथ से शर्ट का मिडिल पार्ट पकड़ें: अपने बाएँ हाथ से शर्ट को ऊपर से नीचे तक फ़ोल्ड कर दें: शर्ट को हवा में उठाकर अपनी आर्म्स को वापस अनक्रॉस करें: शर्ट को बचे हुए स्लीव के ऊपर आधा फ़ोल्ड करें: