How to Avoid Wrinkled Clothes When Packing

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Knowing how to fold clothes for packing so they come out of the suitcase wrinkle-free is a life skill so impressive it borders on magic. Some people just naturally seem to have the knack, while others pack carefully only to have their clothes come out with so many wrinkles you’d think someone tossed them into the suitcase in crumpled balls.Those folks who magically produce unwrinkled suit shirts and dresses from their luggage weren’t born with an innate understanding of how to use a suitcase’s packing spaces: they had to learn how to pack a suitcase effectively. And that’s great news, because if they learned how to fold clothes for packing, so can you!Wrinkle-Resistant FabricsSome fabrics are just naturally more prone to wrinkling than others, such as cotton, linen, wool, and silk. In contrast, synthetic fabrics have a little more stretch and are less likely to wrinkle. Nylon, lycra, and polyester clothing are much better suited to travel, which explains why so many travel clothing brands work with these fabrics.Synthetic fabrics like polyester have advantages above and beyond wrinkle resistance. Garments made with synthetic fabrics are quick-drying and more likely to have anti-odor and moisture-wicking properties.If you’re unsure how susceptible an item of clothing is to wrinkles, crush a corner of the garment in your hand for thirty seconds. If it isn