what has been your experience with ironing these shirts? How else do you get the creases smoothed out?
514525
I pressed on the reverse on yhe garement and low heat "silk" option and works well
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
514527
I never ironed it, the humidity fixed the creases but I'm sure you could on low heat
514528
Wash in delicate cycle remove promtly, then hang dry and iron with a cotton pillow case or similar to avoid burning, use silk setting on your iron it is a good material and it responds well to low temperatures.
495971
I have done that. One side is flocked and the other side is not. That is true side I ironed on. Low heat and it took the wrinkles right put.
1380935
I have used this product and you can use an iron but it comes out way better on my heat press cause it gets the same amount of heat consistently. If one spot cools before you are able to pull off shirt, it will stick and then is hard to remove.
265453
Yes they will look slightly wrinkled. The "less polished" look is a perfect description! I have washed mine several times and have not ironed at all. Probably never will.
2025594
I did not have a problem with the wrinkles. I thought they pressed out easily with a steam iron. Chocolate cake got smeared into mine and it came out in the first wash. I think it has pretty good stain release properties.
924956
I liked mine they were a little creased but I flat ironed curls into them I don't wear them a whole lot but for when I do they look good they are a little thin though..
2015480
I have never cleaned the boiler and I use this iron a lot. When I iron heavily creased linen I use Nancy's Best Press,which you can buy at a quilt shop or on Amazom.com. It doesn't make the garment stiff but really helps get out wrinkles.
1842843
Haven't tried ironing but maybe you can steam them out if you have a steam machine or try dampening it putting it in the dryer for a few minutes
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.
265451
Yes, they do have a slightly wrinkled look, but let's face it, one nights use and they will look the same ironed or not. No to ironing.
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.
438633
It may help. I chose to iron them since it was so close to the event. Of course they still recieved wrinkle in transit. If it was up to me I would use a steamer once they are on the table
710797
We have the same issue. I was thinking about ironing the felt on a low setting and seeing if that helped.
265452
Yes, a bit. To prevent total wrinkling, take them out of dryer (not too hot a dryer) and fold immediately. Or....best is to line dry. they will look 'less polished'....but once you've slept on linen sheets, you won't want any other kind. I LOVE mine!! I got mine from http://www.sofiaslinen.com/
1864069
I have found it to be the same as using a regular iron. For cotton, use the high setting; if polyester you may try the middle setting first. I always use steam, it seems to add to the quality of the ironing job. I think you'll be happy with it.
611667
It does make the clothes unwrinkled and smooth but if you are looking for the starchy appearance with creases, this does not look like that. Only an iron can do that.
1937092
I usually embroider on them, but I did actually do fabric painting on one to see how it worked, and it seemed to work pretty well. I always wash and iron them first before doing anything with them.