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.
1835321
Yes, and I just did them in my new LG dryer on the correct setting, still wrinkled, but once you spread them out on the bed, they seem to relax (except for the top rim) Guess if we want the sheets our Mom's did for us, it is back to the ironing board as they are all cotton. I do however like the feel of them when in bed. (use little heat when drying)
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.
608492
Greetings, No attachment for creases. If you want a crease, you can put one in. I elect to remove creases, and it is no problem. Have not necessarily attempted to add a crease, but instead of hanging the garment, you could use an ironing board to designate your crease.
710799
I ironed ours on top of a damp towel and got all the the creases out of it. For storage, I hang it on the inside of a closet door. And when the kids play with it, I use masking tape to keep it in one place and it works well.
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.
1842783
It's easy but don't expect a perfecty pressed shirt that an iron can do. The steamer is better for sweaters and softer fabrics.
8775
I just bought these towels and washed and dried them prior to ironing on an embroidery transfer. They're quite crinkly out of the dryer. Ironing them, I discovered the hemmed edges had a lot of threads hanging out, and they were not cut with the grain of the threads, resulting in skewed rectangles, off by several inches. You can iron them fairly flat and a transfer should work, but I decided to find nicer towels.
2174753
I've never had that problem and I use the steam option all the time. You might try not pressing so hard on your fabric and making sure the fabric is smooth on your ironing board. Hope that helps. Good luck!
1322962
I assume you are using for storage, not travel. This depends on how much air you take out and somewhat how you press on the bag as it is deflated. I deflate the most with blankets, quilts and pillows. I used the small ones for hoodies, and fluffier clothes in the drawer. I did not use for finer clothing. I think certain clothes folded will come out wrinkled. I use them when I travel and manually push out the air, if I gently fold, lay in stack, then slide in bag, roll out air, the clothes come out looking fine. I always select clothes based on wrinkle potential at purchase. I just dont iron unless absolutely necessary.
654956
Yes i never use irons now after I got a steamer. Can steam shirts pants anything and its all very durable not like the other flimsy ones.
1971377
I tried the light and dark with ironing on using a household iron. Once you cut away all the extra background leaving only a white outline of the graphic and or words, it looks good but I haven't yet washed the shirt so I can't say how it will hold up. I'm still experimenting and this was the inkjet for dark shirts. The laser jet for light material did not work well at all and made a mess of my Hp laser jet that self cleaned in the next few pages. Hope this helps.
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..
710797
We have the same issue. I was thinking about ironing the felt on a low setting and seeing if that helped.
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..
2151481
I found that the iron was not hot enough. I did not use steam, but clothing was not hot to the touch the second after ironing that spot like they were on my old iron. I don't want to have to go over the same spot more than once or twice to iron a wrinkle out. I found that was what I had to do.
2174752
It sounds like your ironing board surface is irregular, go out and buy a new board cover and I bet your unwanted creases will be gone.