article_snippet: I'm going to pack all this stuff into this bag,' he says at the beginning of the video, displaying a month's worth of jeans, shorts, and t-shirts alongside a small backpack-like carry-on bag.
article_snippet: To replicate Tom's space-saving method, first lay all of your clothes out flat, with trouser legs and shirt arms hanging out of this bag.
article_snippet: Then, fold trouser legs and shirt arms hanging out of the bag on top of one another, tucking trouser legs and shirt arms hanging out of the bag in as you go.
article_snippet: To replicate Tom's space-saving method, first lay all your clothes out flat with trouser legs hanging out .
article_snippet: Then, fold them on top of each other, tightly packing them in as you go to ensure that them won't wrinkle .
article_snippet: Want even more space-saving inspiration?
article_snippet: Rolling clothes is key to saving space.
article_snippet: Opt for travel sizes of your favourite toiletries.
article_snippet: Only bring one pair of shoes.
article_snippet: Never again will you have to decide between your two favourite pairs of jeans during a quick mini-break holiday.
article_snippet: In fact, you'll even be able to fit in a full-size beach towel if you play your cards right.
article_snippet: Best of all, by packing the clothes in so tightly, not only will you save loads of space, but there's also a far lesser chance that your clothes will arrive at your destination full of wrinkles.