@OneEighth 60159 wrote:
Honestly, it’s not that complicated and doesn’t require a new wardrobe. Just gently roll your pants, shirt, (vest), undershirt, socks, tie, and shorts (optional if you have a predilection for blue face paint). Turn your suit coat inside out and roll it separately, put the whole schmeer into something water-resistant, and then try not to mash it in your backpack/saddlebag/whatever. Moving to French cuff shirts without pockets does help. After all, you need the cuffs and collar to remain presentable when you’ve got the jacket on.
Shoes, belts, and overcoats stay at work.
This is the exact post I would have written. Gently rolling pants and shirts, is the way to go, and suit coats inside out was always my grandpa’s way, and he owned a clothing store, so I trust him. I do shower at work, and so I hang them back up while showering, but don’t need to. I tend to leave my dress pants at work for a number of wears, and button ups for two before bringing them home to wash and iron (yep).
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