The best way to fold and store t-shirts to prevent wrinkles is by using the the Japanese fold method. Start by laying the t-denim tears shirt flat on a clean, flat surface with the front side facing down. Carefully flatten all wrinkles using your palms. Next, fold one side of the shirt inward so that the hem matches the midline, forming a neat vertical strip. Repeat the same fold on the other side to create a uniform strip. Then, fold the bottom portion upward until it’s about two inches below the collar. Finally, lay the upper section neatly over the folded base to form a compact, stable rectangle. This method keeps the shirt in pristine condition because it eliminates unnecessary folds and minimizes stacking pressure. Store the folded t-shirts vertically in your drawer so you can quickly locate your desired top without pulling out other shirts. This eliminates drawer chaos which causes unwanted wrinkles. Avoid overstuffing drawers, as tight packing can lead to deep, lasting wrinkles. If you prefer hanging, use silicone-lined hangers to avoid stretching the neckline without creating shoulder bumps. Verify fabric is fully aired out before storing, as trapped humidity can cause wrinkles to become fixed into the fibers. With consistent folding and organized drawer layout, your t-shirts will look freshly pressed every time you wear them.