One of the distinguishing features of the KonMari Method is its unique folding style.
Not only are clothes folded neatly and uniformly, but they are folded in such a way that allows them to stand upright independently.
The purpose of this technique is to allow the owner to view all of his or her clothes at once and to access each item without disturbing those around it.
It is designed to be a more sustainable way of storing our frequently used items so that our systems consistently work for us, rather than against us.
Today, I thought I’d share with you the basic steps for folding KonMari style.
And for the sake of simplicity, I’ve chosen a basic white tee to illustrate this method.
But, as Marie Kondo herself argues, this folding style can be applied to all manner of clothing, including but not limited to: socks, underwear, lingerie, shirts, and pants.
Now, I don’t fold my socks or underwear, because…well, I guess it seems rather futile.
But, regardless of which item you fold, the basic steps remain the same.
For more posts in my KonMari series, follow the links below:
- I’m going to KonMari my whole house.
- The KonMari Framework: 6 Basic Rules of Tidying.
- KonMari With Me: Clothing.
And feel free to share your own KonMari efforts with me on Instagram (@seesierrasave)!
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