Folding Pants

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Summary: Regular pants need the buttons, zippers and pockets attended prior to folding. Learn how to fold pants in this free clothing care video.

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Maia Kushick Maia Kushick has been personally interested in fashion and beauty trends for as long as she can recall. She has written about fashion and related topics in th... read more

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Folding Pants

Now we are going to talk about how to fold pants that don't have a crease in the front. These are Chinos. See that? As with the other ones, the first think you want to do is make sure that the fly is zipped and it is properly folded. Make sure any pockets are tugged inside. You really want anything that sticks out the line of the pants, to be flat. These have a tendency to crease so it?s really important that you fold them. You lay one pant leg flat. Take the other pant leg and make sure you are holding it along the seam here. Hold that seam all the way to the other side. You can fold it flat over the other pant leg. Make sure you smooth it out. You line up the hems together. Now, unlike your formal pants, I like to do two folds up for these. One sort of goes up to mid thigh. Remember to flatten it out. Pants are a thicker material than shirts are. Then one more fold, up like that. And a nice neat pair of pants.