195 Shirt Folding Board For T-Shirts, Polos And Dress Shirts, Black

This shirt folding board is a game changer for laundry day. It makes folding shirts quick, easy, and uniform every time. My drawers look more organized, and it saves so much time—especially with large loads of laundry. Sturdy, simple to use, and definitely worth it!

I don't know why anyone is saying this is too small. It's only a hair smaller than the clip boards we'd use to fold shirts when I worked in the mall, and the fact that it doesn't have the big clip means you can put the top of the board a little below the neck of the shirt. I fold my husband's L and XL t shirts and dress shirts on this board without a problem, just like I did back in my mall days. It makes them so much neater than just hand folding, and they stay folded much nicer if you tuck the bottom of the shirt up behind the sleeves so there's no "tail". It also makes fitting more shirts in my husband's travel bags much easier and they wrinkle less. The only thing I wish is that it was solid on both sides, rather that kind of hollowed out on one side with big plastic lines running through it, they just sometimes get in the way a bit, but it's in no way a dealbreaker. This is good quality plastic, nice and thick, and seems like it should take a beating.

Simplifies folding of a wide variety of clothing products. Despite the size of my undershorts (size 44 or XXL), and the rather small dimensions of the board, this product is equal to the task. Whether you wear huge boxer shorts like me, tight white jockey shorts like a male model or an outrageously skimpy little thong, this thing is big enough and stiff enough to satisfy any reasonable person's expectations. It makes laundry folding so much fun that you'll want to stay up all night, folding and folding, until the sweat runs down your face and you can't continue any longer.

When deciding whether I wanted to buy this, I, like most of you read all the reviews including the negatives. Some of the negatives talked about how it was too small to handle regular sized men's clothing. I almost didn't buy this because I wear a men's XL tee shirt. Thankfully, while still on the fence I read a review from a woman who said she used it and her husband wore a L and XL shirts and it worked fine. Thanks to her I ordered it, so glad I did! The pros: It is made of quality plastic, I know some people called it "flimsy" or similar adjectives not really sure why they would say that? It's not flimsy at all. It definitely will save you space in your drawers because all your shirts will be of a uniform size. If you want to make your shirts even more compact I would suggest one more fold than they show on the diagram from bottom up and you can sit it in your drawer in a "rolled" form Call me weird, but I think it's actually fun to use it to fold my shirts Cons: It's a little time consuming to use. I imagine with practice I will get faster at using it though because I actually used to use something similar when I worked at Rue 21 when I was in college to fold the shirts. I remember I was able to fold pretty fast at work, so I think I'm just a little rusty. The choices were between this and one of those ones that will make the folds for you, but those ones seemed to have a lot of valid negative reviews, so I stayed away. If you're looking for something a little faster, by all means give one of those a shot, but do your due diligence. One other negative I kept seeing is that people mentioned you could use a clipboard to do the same thing. While it's technically true you could, not really sure why you would spend around the same amount of money on a clipboard. (The cheapest clipboard I saw on Amazon was $4 and change) when you could just buy this that was specifically made for clothing and yes the little handle at the top makes sliding it out from the clothing easier than using a clipboard. I hope this review will help people who may have read the negatives thinking it wouldn't work for Men's size L and XL shirts.

Too small

Not what expected. I thought it would have the folding parts off the sides for the arms of shirts and bottoms part for folding up to help my fighter with her clothes. Was wrong, this is literally a flat board, like a cutting board. Was my bad I guess but just felt deceived, how can it be called a folding board when it does no folding. 🤣

Works as expected, I appreciate the folding pictorial instructions imprinted on both board sides.

Functional unit for the DIY.