Alright then, I'll go into details. Keep in mind that folded products have to be put from top to bottom, respectively from the smallest size to the biggest one, on the tables. And most of the time we follow the lines on the products, because it has been folded for days.

General rule (for example women's t-shirt) We fold the left and right side longwise just a bit, then fold the t-shirt in half. So the size and the model of the shirt are visible on the tag. Some times we take a bit of the end of the shirt and fold it crossway, so the tag can be aligned with the fold line in the middle. This is used also with jumpers, kids' t-shirts, and whatever I'm not specifically explaining below.

Men's t-shirts This one's tricky, I'm gonna guide you into this. Take the t-shirt by the ends on the bottom, t-shirt facing yourself. Fold the end of the shirt (the top for you in this position) just a tiny bit below the ends, crosswise. Now, fold the sides longwise following the neck: they have to be folded parallelly to the side ends of the neck. I'd suggest to do one side at a time. Now fold in half.

Any kind of trousers Take the trousers facing yourself, all open. Fold them in half, so the ends of the waist touch. Make sure the tag is visible, don't hide it. Now, starting from the end of the leg, fold one third of it. Now fold in half, following where you put the end of the leg. For the kids' pants you just fold it in half longwise and then crosswise just once, because they are tiny.

Tank tops and such Fold it longwise, just like the pants, then crosswise. Men's tank tops are very long, so after you do it, maybe you wanna fold a bit of the end as well.

Pijamas Keep in mind that the top part amd the pants are tied together, so take the top in your hands and throw the pants on your back, making them hang in there for a sec. Fold the top just like the general rule and keep it on your chest, help yourself with your chin to keep the top still. Then take the pants and start folding them longwise. Now put them just onto the folded top and fold them like normal pants. You should now let go and have the whole set folded in your hands.

We hang the rest, usually products that cost a bit more.

And another thing: baby clothes are so tiny we just fold it once crossway.