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How to Iron Suit Pocket and Collars
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Summary: Tips for ironing the tricky parts of suits. Learn how to iron pockets and collars while ironing a men's suit in this free clothing care video from a wardrobe professional.
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Joyce Danielson Joyce Danielson has worked in the wardrobe department on a number of movie and tv show sets, helping actors and extras look their best on camera. Her credits ... read more
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How to Iron Suit Pocket and CollarsI'm not really applying the iron to the suit. It's just really close to it, just letting the steam do the work. You can also buy steamers at places and steam your suits at home too. This is the easy way to do it. Everybody has an iron, most everybody has an iron. Whew, it's steaming up my glasses. Now, the hard parts going to be the sleeve. You really don't want, see you don't have a crease in your sleeve on a man's suit or a woman's suit. On a shirt, you sometimes will put a crease in it but on a suit you don't want one.
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