How to Pack Tops & Shirts for Vacation

Video Transcript

"Hi, Chrissy Lyons. We're back with Expert Village continuing on with our travel packing. Where we left off, we've now packed our two pairs of pants - jeans and slacks. Right where we left them. This segment we're going to talk about other items like tops and shirts, sweaters; things that we have a choice of either folding or rolling. We're going to do one of each. Starting with folding, most of us I guess are taught when we're little how to roll, how to fold rather. If you're ever in the store when you see things on the shelves, you notice everything's really folded up nice and pretty. And it?s got its set crease mark in it. The less that you have to do with folds the less crease marks you will have. Outside edge of the fold towards the outside of the case. There's a fold. The next item we're going to do. Here we have a little frilly top which you wouldn't really ever think of rolling, but it's flimsy. And also take into consideration the material. It will serve well in a roll. No crinkles for this guy, and we want to take up the least amount of space. We're going to start with the same concept. Folding, sleeves back in on themselves. Fold up the bottom. Little ties. And folding, rolling, rolling. Doesn't look very appealing this way, but there it is along the side. So, you've got the option either fold or roll. We'll come back in a second, and I'll teach you more tricks that we can do with that very roll itself."