How to fold a Suit or Jacket and Trousers for travel. 

Great tip...to which I would add ( after 30 years of living out of a business suitcase)... put the folded suit into a bag to keeps its folded shape firm ( and so does not unravel in your bag in the hands of baggage handlers...)

The way those sleeves aligned and flattened *inside* the folded jacket... 🔥🔥

Thanks a billion man, appreciate that. Have needed it for so long 🎉

Excellent! Thank you very much for posting this video, actually after 20-25 years I was doing it completely in the opposite way, so believe it or not you just gave me something new to apply from now on … Never and nothing is too late in this life, nothing! after a quarter of a century thanks to you I just feel way better. Thank you🫵😌

I used this method and it worked very well inside a mid size carry-on, even when being pulled along vertically. Thank you very much.

First time traveling with a suit! Thank you for this!!

The steam trick is the true icing on the cake 😮 thanks so much!

The last little tip was gold!

24 years of business travel and this is the first time I am seeing this. Thank you sir.

Beautifully handled. I have learned that folding clothes around dry cleaning bags absolutely keeps wrinkles away from suits and shirts

Traveling tomorrow, didn’t have a clue how to do that and just the hint I needed!!! Thanks for that😂👍🏻

He handles the suit with more care than I handled my newborn 🤯

Nice and useful video..thanks a lot.

Thank you so much! This information was just what I was looking for...

Many years ago I packed my suit in my suitcase and it was wrinkled when I took it out. Luckily, I was able to take it in to get it pressed. I wish I had known about this folding technique.

Thank you kindly! Really helpful!

A revelation - that seems to make life easier for the discerning dapper person. Thank you, c

Thanks Rush. 2minutes and 59 seconds of pure gold!

Thank you, I've been wondering every time I had to pack - now I know ;D

You rock sir !!

Great idea. Thanks!

Super helpful. God bless you sir.

Super stuff ! Thank you

Excellent, thank you. Great accent also.

Wow I never knew, thanks for the tip.

Wonderful job 👍

Wow...I needed it

Excellent. Thank you sir

Super helpful. Thank you.

great tip love it

I also put the suite in a sealable plastic bag. The air inside cushions the fabric to a degree and should an item in your toiletries leak it prevents damage.

Thank you great tip

I prefer using a carry-on garment bag. Moore & Giles makes a GREAT one. Can also add a few shirts and trousers

WOW, so useful. Tx.

thank you so much❤

Great. At last after retirement I got it. Its never too late, hahaha. I will pass this to my son.

just what i needed

Thank you, sir!

Thank you so much for this!

Insert a paper between pants and blazer and In the end wrap it in a newspaper or any paper. It will prevent any wrinkles

Awesome 👏🏻 thanks

Perfect

Thanks a ton...

Thank you, sir.

Super!

thank you. I just knew that internet will give me a better answer than keep using my suit case.

Really ,you are an expert

I would suggest just getting a good garment bag or a Briggs & Riley carry on bag with a garment section in it. I travel every week for work and I have never had an issue with my awesome Briggs & Riley bag.

Thank you.

You could also invest in a good suit bag, or a handheld steamer. I used a steamer for my wedding suit and it worked super well

Thank you, very useful :-)

Never tried this technique… But I will.

Interesting approach. I particularly like the suggestion of using the pants, which I fold the same way, to prevent creasing in the jacket. For the jacket, I've always had good results folding one exterior shoulder inside of the opposite shoulder and then folding everything in half. I haven't had any problematic creases, and there's less "lining things up" time. The stitching and construction of the shoulders ensures that there is structure to the interlocking shoulders that prevents wrinkling or crushing of the overall shape.

cheers mate

Great Video, thank you very much. May I add the obvious: the suit should go in last and go out first. Don’t put it in the bottom of your suitcase.

The hanger was too broad for that particular suit Sir, evidenced by the creases at the front shoulder. Also, never wear a suit jacket directly after exposure from a steam filled room, always allow it the air on a balcony, or by an open window. Otherwise, this is a very good explanation of how to best prepare a suit for travel.

The shower trick works. I have always done🚿😉

Beautiful where this city

🙏🏾

Just hope you don't miss your flight by the time you figure it out.

This guy has obviously never travelled extensively. Use a roller board suitcase and the suits normal wood hanger. I travelled around the world carrying 2-3 suits 15-20 times/year. All you need to do is hang them in hotel bathroom after running hot shower for 15m to look perfect.

Use a suit bag, don't risk it as a proper suit needs to be pressed if it gets squashed in a bag. My Savile Row Tailor will have a heart attack if he see this

Don‘t think the guy did a lot travelling … the collar will be totally squashed when you get back your checked luggage …

Aliens khong lam duoc viec. Dang noi dung.

It’s “TROUSERS” not “PANTS”

Nice. However, a coat is something that’s worn as an outer layer in cold weather. A suit, on the other hand, has a jacket. Also, pants are underwear, worn beneath the trousers. You Americans really have screwed up the Queen’s English… 😉

🤗💙👍 Thank you for the good tip!

I think there’s a better way to

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