Damien Katz

Cool, she could get work at the Gap, no problem. The first key topographical point is x= 1/4 the width of the T-shirt, and y = halfway between top of shirt to bottom (lengthways). The trick is getting 1/4 the width of the shirt (in the footage it actually looks kinda more like 1/7), which parallels somewhere between the collar edge and the sleeve seem along the length of the shirt-- which is your second key point. Wherever you decide the 1/4 point is in the middle, you must keep it _parallel_ lengthways with your second grabbing of point 2 up near the top of the shirt between the collar and seem. It must work best on your newest T-shirt that has the least amount of stretches in it. (For a lot of males, this makes it difficult because that's probably about 10 years.) Also, notice the jump in the footage- as if the woman tried it about 15 times before getting it right herself and to make the corners perfectly square. She had to get the perfect points _and_ keep it parallel. As shirts age, the collar stretches closer to the sleeve seem and if it goes beyond that 1/4 point parallel... you're fucked.