GarmentCare Guide 
Limiting Wrinkles in Stored Clothing
Wrinkle prevention continues after ironing or another compatible finishing method. Smooth clothing before folding, choose support appropriate to the garment, and avoid leaving it crumpled in a pile. Storage should fit the fabric's structure and the available space without forcing delicate items into overly tight folds or assuming every piece belongs on the same style of hanger.
Prepare before making the folds
Ariel describes folding as part of the finishing routine rather than something to postpone until clothing has become a crumpled pile. For a shirt allowed in the dryer, timely removal can help limit wrinkles. Lay it on a clean, flat surface and smooth the cloth before beginning.
Choose a repeatable technique
The guide presents a pinch-and-fold method that creates a compact shape with the sleeve folded underneath. The broader practical point is consistent handling that keeps the shirt tidy for storage or packing. Folding cannot undo every care mistake, but it can preserve the result of a compatible wash and drying process.
