Kondo is also well-known for her compact method of folding clothes. She recommends folding very young children's clothes – like a onesie – in half, lengthwise.

Folding is not just making your clothes smaller. It is actually an important opportunity to talk to your clothes and thank them." Kondo even advises thanking items to be discarded.

She also encourages parents to teach their children how to fold clothes, preferably starting with the easiest item: socks. If you're so inspired to try Kondo's method, you can shop her books here: ...

The other day, I was talking to a friend about Marie Kondo (as we all were) and how the best gift that woman gave me was teaching me to fold clothes so they stack vertically in drawers rather than ...

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Wondering how to fold a shirt or how to fold pants? Marie Kondo teaches us the best way to fold shirts, pants, camisoles and more.

Once the Friedmans had reduced the number of kids’ clothes, they got to work tackling Kondo’s most famous organizing trick, the KonMari folding method.

And those newly purged homes come with some specifically organized drawers, too: Kondo’s rectangular clothes-folding approach is taking over.

From there, it is time to start folding – and rolling. Because vertically-folded clothes take up less space, Kondo recommends folding your clothes as small as possible.

Kondo is also well-known for her compact method of folding clothes. She recommends folding very young children’s clothes – like a onesie – in half, lengthwise.