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Putting my T-shirts in the drawer. Historically, I did this via flat stacking, like pizza boxes. It's much easier to find a specific T-shirt if you arrange them in the drawer like hanging file folders. Also allows you to pack in more of them.
I roll mine. Three rows wide, two courses high, five layers back.
I've gotten into the habit of doing my underwear this way - fly on the front, fold in half inward, then roll from the bottom. Details don't matter on that except I always make sure they're not inside-out as well. I get dressed in the dark (well, very dim) as my dialysis 3x per week is very early, so I get dressed in the near dark so as not to wake my wife. Underwear gets unrolled and unfolded and even in the near dark I know what orientation it's in. heh.
Yep, same method. May as well mention I only have one primary sock type, so it all gets thrown loose into a smaller drawer. No matching required. That made a sizable dent in the executive disfunction of putting away laundry. But apparently not everyone can commit to that lifestyle of one sock style
This was a huge discovery for me as well when reading the Marie Kondo book. I try to store everything in an accessible way now, though some things are easier than others. I gave up on folding my socks though. They just get tossed in a box.
The trick to socks is to have lots that are the same or alternativly to stop caring if your socks don't match. I have gone the first route and my SO has gone the other. We're both pretty content with our own methods.