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Published: Jun 21, 2026
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In every competition your performance is the not only thing that your judges considers; all your gear apparel plays an important role in it, like your cheer shoes, your uniform, your makeup, and your performance.
A clean and completely dry uniform is the most important consideration when packing a cheer uniform. If the uniform is not fully dry it can produce an unpleasant odor and become musty, which compromises its elasticity and quality, making it less desirable for competition.
So what to do before storing:
Make sure the uniform is fully washed (following care instructions)
Ensure it is completely dry
Let it cool down after drying before folding
Lay the cheer top face down on a clean, flat surface.
Smooth out the fabric with your hands, — don’t stretch it
Fold sleeves inward neatly so they lie flat against the body
If there are embellishments or logos on the front, place a thin layer of tissue paper over them
Fold the top once vertically (left to right or vice versa)
Fold once horizontally from bottom to top
The goal: a compact fold with no pressure on logos or detailing.
Avoid tight folding. Gentle structure beats sharp creases every time.
For skirts:
Lay the skirt flat, front facing down
Align pleats carefully so they sit naturally
Fold lengthwise once
Fold in half gently, avoiding hard edges on pleats
For shorts:
Lay flat and smooth the waistband
Fold one leg over the other
Fold upward from the bottom
Never twist or roll competition bottoms,—this causes warping in stretch fabric.
Uniform piece
Thin tissue paper or soft fabric layer
Next uniform piece
This prevents:
Color transfer
Friction damage
Glitter sticking where it shouldn’t
It’s a small step that makes a huge difference when you unpack.
This is where many people upgrade their system.
Use a special uniform case or Nfinity uniformer instead of just tossing the uniform into a backpack. This keeps the uniforms secure and in good shape.
A good uniform case:
Keeps the uniform flat and protected
Separates it from shoes, snacks, and liquids
Prevents crushing during travel
Maintains shape and presentation
If you’re traveling long distances or going to multi-day competitions, a uniform case is not just a luxury. It’s protection.
Think of it as insurance for your appearance on the mat.
Once inside a uniform case or protective pouch:
Keep it away from heavy items
Avoid placing shoes or water bottles on top
Your uniform should be one of the last things packed and first things unpacked.
Stuffing uniforms into small spaces
Folding with sharp, tight creases
Placing uniforms next to shoes
Packing makeup loose nearby
Hanging uniforms on thin hangers during travel
Each one increases the risk of wrinkles, damage, or stains.
When it’s time to change:
Unfold slowly
Shake gently to release any soft folds
Hang briefly if possible to let fabric relax
Do not aggressively pull or stretch the uniform,—it’s designed to sit perfectly when handled properly.
The best teams don’t rush this step. They fold with intention. They protect their uniforms. They trust that when the bag opens, everything will be ready.
When your uniform comes out looking exactly how it should, that calm confidence carries straight onto the mat.
Yes, as long as it's completely clean and dry before folding. Folding a damp uniform can lead to musty odors and weakened elasticity.
A dedicated case isn't strictly required, but it significantly reduces the risk of crushing, color transfer, and wrinkles, especially for multi-day competitions.
