I tried rolling underwear, then layering shirts and pants on top and putting it all in the Red Oxx Sky Train section with the garment straps. I skipped the folder this time. Ill see how it works.

Having tried it, I prefer the folder. The nice thing is that I can pull out all of the clothes in one unit. I will have to try rolling and putting some clothes (the ones that arent already nicely folded by the laundry) in the folder next time.

Used to roll. Now I fold and pack like stuff in zip loc bags (running gear, colored T shirts, black t shirts, underwear, dress slacks) Jeans get rolled or flat depending on what the suitcase looks like.

I roll except for socks and underwear.

I too have used one since forever... at least since it was called a packing 'envelope' and didn't have a handle. I like how the template lets you fold everything exactly to fit, with minimal creasing. However, I use rollup space bags for underwear, socks, gym clothes, etc. That duo gives me my best packing density and convenience to date.

Ditto...dry cleaning bags are the secret to wrinkle-free travel!

Lie flat.

Aren't you wasting space if you rolled your clothings?

I generally use the bundle wrapping technique in the Onebag link when I travel with clothing that wrinkles (i.e. suit and dress shirt). If I'm only travelling with some dress slacks I modify the bundle by folding up all the underwear, shirts and things and rolling the slacks around them.

No, it is the opposite. By rolling you fit them in spaces that they would not go if folded.

roll everything that can be roll
then pack in vertically
for easier access

"I too have used one since forever... at least since it was called a packing 'envelope' and didn't have a handle. I like how the template lets you fold everything exactly to fit, with minimal creasing. However, I use rollup space bags for underwear, socks, gym clothes, etc. That duo gives me my best packing density and convenience to date."

I thought of doing this, but I do my own laundry. The shirts have to be ironed at some point so I can either waste my home time doing it or do it in the hotel. Were I to have my shirts dry cleaned (I don't because it ruins them), I would definitely use these too. I have a coworker who swears by them. Even with minimal creasing, it's on a part of the shirt that you don't see when wearing a suit.

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I always lay my clothes flat.

I have always wondered for those of you who use vaccum bags, how do you reseal it when it is time to go home? Call housekeeping to use their vaccum?? :p

Roll em' and fold em'
 

I roll on the way out and stuff on the way back.

i lay flat and fold; DH rolls -- it seems he gets a lot more clothes in the same space - maybe I will try rolling this weekend

Are you giving any training classes on this? :) I'd love to see a step-by-step photo essay.

Me too. I roll smaller things in the bottom until I get a relatively flat surface and then lay flat on top. Then on the way home, it's mostly just squashing stuff in. :)