The way in which the clothing is folded for packing, however, will play a considerable role in the outcome. Creases come from applying pressure to hard folds . If you wrap a piece of paper around a cylinder, it will be easy to straighten again. If you make a hard fold in the paper, it will be more difficult. If you apply pressure along the hard fold, the crease will be even more pronounced.
Clothing is no different.
Bundle folding involves the careful wrapping of clothes around a central core object, avoiding the hard folds that result in creases. Clothing is packed in a specific order , so that the larger and more tailored garments will end up on the outside of the bundle, with less easily wrinkled pieces closer to the core. Smooth everything out carefully, eliminating any wrinkles. Strive for a smooth placement, avoiding wrinkles as much as possible. When all items are down, place the core on top, forming the centre of the bundle.