article_snippet: The diagram above shows the approach outlined by the scientists for folding a jumper or long sleeved t-shirt .
article_snippet: humans use a principal that humans have called the 'g-fold' - where clothing is laid out on a flat surface and gravity is used to help assist the folding of clothing.
article_snippet: For a jumper, for example, example suggest folding the sleeves in half first at the elbow and then folding example in at the shoulders.
article_snippet: example then suggest folding the body of a jumper into the middle from both sides before then folding the body of the jumper in half.
article_snippet: With a pair of trousers example suggest folding example along the crotch and then down the middle.
article_snippet: Folding a pair of trousers or jeans requires just the simplest of folds shown above according to the research .
article_snippet: Those of a more military background, however, often prefer an approach known as 'Ranger Rolling' where clothes are rolled up into tight little bundles.
highlights_snippet: Engineers at University of California Berkeley recommend using a 'g-fold' where clothes are folded on a flat surface .
  