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looks pretty tricky...
But to fold a shirt in under 3 seconds...I'm willing to learn..lol
howtofoldashirt.net
But to fold a shirt in under 3 seconds...I'm willing to learn..lol
howtofoldashirt.net
hi justinTJLewis said:This works really well. If you need to fold a number of shirts and want them to look neat, try getting a FlipFold, brilliant invention.
http://www.flipfold.com/
I know a guy in the UK that bought one from the flipfold site. I have one myself as well (although now I get my screenprinter to do my folding and bagging).any ideas where these can be bought in the uk??
what kind of orders do you print that you're doing such large quantities?DTG Printing said:This folding method by far is the best I've seen and used. I had an order last year for 5,000 shirts. I bought 2 flip and folds for the job. They worked well but because they are not stationary, they tend to move around a little when you are folding. This slows you down. I saw this technique right after I bought the flip and folds and I haven't used them since.
Last week I had an order for 1900 shirts that needed individually folded and bagged. Using this technique, I was folding one shirt every 5 seconds. I took a case of shirts and stacked them all on top of each other. Then started folding one at a time. Instead of pulling the shirt off of the stack, I folded it right on the stack. This method is well worth the time learning!
Sure, this is the place: http://www.flip-fold.co.uk/sneeky said:![]()
hi justin
any ideas where these can be bought in the uk??