How to iron a shirt

Sep 22,2021

The ironing method of the shirt mainly includes the following steps:

Ironing order: usually iron the reverse side before the front, and iron the thick part before the thin part. For clothes with deep wrinkles, you can spray a small amount of water before ironing, which is easier to smooth out the wrinkles.

Ironing details: When ironing the neckline, first flatten the neckline, then fold and iron out the crease, pay attention to the front edge to be pressed, the collar nest part of the curved pressure out of the arc. Sleeve cuffs should be ironed smoothly with the curvature, and the sleeve arms should be ironed after being put flat. The front and back pieces should be ironed from the reverse side first, paying special attention to the button part of the ironing.

Note: Ironing should be carried out along the grain line of the garment, and should also be ironed along the grain when encountering a diagonal cut of the garment. The ironed clothes should be hung up immediately to dissipate the heat and moisture and keep the clothes straight.

Through the above steps and precautions, you can effectively enhance the texture and wearing effect of the shirt.

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