How does it work? Do you have to adjust the shirt fist to be completely flat so it doesn't create creases?
73742
You iron the collar first, then put the back on presser up to the collar and take several movements of the press to get to the bottom of the back, turn to front and fit presser on the front up to the collar. It may take another movement down to get the rest of lower front. Do the other side the same way, turn and flatten each sleeve flat and press each one and done. no wrinkles anywhere, I spray inside of shirts with spray starch before pressing.
73743
Yes, it has to be flat enough so as not to crease. you have to adjust the fabric same as a regular iron. After a while you get use to it and it won't be hard to handle.
1987815
Hi,If you unfold it and flex it a little, it will lay flat. It is a little stiff but if you flex it once or twice it will lay flat. If you don't flex it, it will fold up.
1101918
As I workout the shirt does more lower. I normally have to adjust it once during my workouts
495013
Yea u can roll it up. In fact it comes rolled up. But any creases would be permanent.
1637857
it requires some adjusting, but my son uses it fine over the top of his shoulder and loves it. It is fully adjustable.
402888
YesThere are thin rubber type strips at the bottom of the shirt which prevents slide ups. Different but workablr b
1152327
Not at all that I noticed, just make sure it drys all the way before you put a shirt on and you will be fine
552718
I have used it on some clothing, but not on t-shirts. I only have a problem with puckering if I use thin shirts. I use medium cutaway and heavy weight shirts without a problem.
991979
Yes when laid flat. The sleeve is not thick at all - it is very thin but strong & durable.
1296359
It depends on how tight you fold the bags... At first I used to rolled the air out, as advised, but you get some wrinkled. I came out with the solution of get out the air by flatten the bag, and it was great almost ironed LOL .... These bags are great! 100% recommended
1519462
If u fold it they dont come out without iron or steaming. I've learned through other photographers that theres less wrinkles if you roll it up. However i find that due to color it's hardly noticeable. Good backdrop.
1562832
No. This model does not come with an attachment to crease garments. You may try placing the garment on a carpeted, well vacuumed surface and folding the crease by hand and placing an object on to keep the intended area in place and steam while it is held in place. You may have to improvise as to what to use to keep it in place.
1331687
One comfortably without making it compact, folded properly if you pack two you may need to insert it carefully but it may also work but I do think 3 would be risking wrinkled shirts. If you over pack, stuffing it in it balloons out, like one did when I stuffed some crochet blankets inside, it maxed out the make it risk bursting, so I sent what I had in a box instead.
662470
I had a similar experience, it never does completely flatten out. It's a waste of money and time honestly.
2167266
On these type of holsters the manufacturer will tell you to heat that area with a hair dryer or heat gun andPry it apart slightly with a screwdriver until you achieve the desired tension. When it cools, it will retain the adjusted shape. It doesn't take much, little at a time. I have done this to several and it works great.
1609390
It is not completely flat but I did use a thick industrial type Velcro and attached that to my garage wall. It is not the Velcro for clothing more industrial. Worked well for me.
514526
I haven't ironed them. The material is very light which is why I LOVE this shirt so a light steam should deal with the wrinkles. Let us know if you do iron them. I don't find the creases or wrinkles to be that gnarly which is why I never bother with it. mahalo