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.
776193
I turned mine all around and felt every section... the only crease I feel is from the sewn sections, but nothing like you described. If you aren't in an immediate rush, return it for another one--it doesn't seem right.
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.
1842844
It is supposed to have a crinkle effect to the fabric. I threw mine in the dryer on low for 15 minutes with a damp wash cloth to remove the creases from the packaging.
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
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
2174754
Your material must be flat and smooth. Also make sure you have the proper setting for thr type of fabric you're ironing. Maybe turn down the steam setting too. Good luck!
2088144
The crease attachment does a pretty good job, but on thicker pants it may take a bit longer. Creases are much easier to do with an iron though especially if you're creating new ones. I think overall there are some things that you would still need an iron for but this steamer can replace the iron for most clothes.
2073229
Boosthungry, We would like to better understand the "crease" you are describing. Please contact Sarah at consumercare@stigaus.com, and we will get you taken care of. Thanks! STIGA
934468
They can be ironed using a soft cloth over the top of the tablecloth - I gave up as they were so big I couldn't manage. I took them out of the wrapping and folded them into quarters, rolled them up together until I was ready to use them. They still had some creases but not as bad as they had been.
1368912
After washing in cold water and hanging to dry, if badly wrinkled, I use my garment steamer. If you don't have a garment steamer, then you can also pull the shirt taunt and sort of "iron out" the creases with the palms of your hands while line drying. Hope this helps...
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.
2223257
They are not wrinkle free. However if you take out of dryer quickly they smooth out pretty well. They also get softer after each wash and I am hoping this will elevate some of the problem.
275226
I am using them to store for months...and also to pack with for moving...I have opened a couple to add to...and things didn't seemed to wrinkle much..but the items were not in for more than a couple days then...I think for the space savings it it worth it...I just take a wet cloth and put clothes in dryer for 20 mins or so...to get out wrinkles..
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.
2183896
We have not. However, we have used them on bright neon and on maroon fabrics and have not been very satisfied but it might be because our logo has no clean edges and so we end up having to include quite a bit of plain transfer paper on item. It does not look good at all as the iron leaves round spots on the transfer material. We decided in the end to pay for screen printing because this looked very unprofessional even for 8 volunteer t-shirts.