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Business travel requires you to look your best. Unfortunately, most business attire is prone to wrinkles. Suits, dress pants, and collared shirts often wrinkle in a suitcase and need to be pressed upon arrival at your destination. While the best way to carry business attire is generally in a garment bag, with smart folding techniques, this becomes optional, rather than mandatory. Avoid paying for dry cleaning at your destination by learning to properly fold your suit - see Step 1 below to get started. | Business travel requires you to look your best. Unfortunately, most business attire is prone to wrinkles. Suits, dress pants, and collared shirts often wrinkle in a suitcase and need to be pressed upon arrival at your destination. While the best way to carry business attire is generally in a garment bag, with smart folding techniques, this becomes optional, rather than mandatory. Avoid paying for dry cleaning at your destination by learning to properly fold your suit - see Step 1 below to get started. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
