Not only will your clothing arrive virtually wrinkle-free, but the rolling method will also allow you to pack the most clothes in the smallest possible space. This is particularly beneficial when you have absolutely no idea how long you’ll be gone.Place each shirt facedown and fold the arms back neatly, then fold lengthwise. Beginning at the bottom, roll tightly until you reach the top, creating a sausagelike cylinder. Place the cylinder in your suitcase vertically, that is, standing on end. Repeat with the rest of your clothes, jamming them in as tightly as possible. (Fold your pants in half vertically, then fold again and roll, etc.) When you finish, your suitcase will look something like a freshly opened carton of clothing cigarettes.Because your rolling has created a bend radius instead of a sharp crease, you’ll have barely a wrinkle when you unpack. Always unpack as soon as possible after arriving at your destination. Just shake out each item—and woilà! (Don’t forget, it’s really voilà.) Hang any ever-so-slightly wrinkled items in the bathroom while you shower to steam them to perfection.Trust me, you’ll be totally amazed at how much more you can fit into your suitcase this way.