Wrinkle Free Cotton Shirt

hi
please suggest some wrinkle free shirts
am not good in irning, so would like to go for wrinkle free shirts
are wrinkle free shirts 100% cotton shirts?
why are they called wrinkle free shirts..
please suggest some good brands

I've never heard of wrinkle free shirts but I do have a trick to get the wrinkles out without any ironing...

Don't waste money on those sprays that say they will remove wrinkles. I'm not saying they don't work, but you can do it yourself for free!!

Get a spray (mist) bottle and fill it with water. Put the shirt on a hanger and hang it somewhere you can reach it. Lightly mist the shirt with water. Put your hands inside the shirt on each side at the seam, use gentle pressure horizontally to stretch the shirt and slowly move your hands down until they are out. Leave shirt for 3-5 minutes, and boom! No wrinkles! :)

2008-12-10 12:17:23 by Asdfsdfads S

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Use spray starch... it will help. It's found in the laundry aisle in an aerosol can.

2008-04-05 01:11:06 by Mike

can someone give me some tips on buying some wrinkle free dress shirt for men? is there something i need to look for such as fabric type? like cotton or polyster percentage? or any tips? i have a few dress shirt that doesnt get wringle as soon as i take it out the dryer, but have some that does... so any tips for me ?

All you ned to do is look at the label of the shirt. When a dress shirt is wrinkle free, it will say so on the label where the size of the shirt is, and the packaging should also say wrinke free.

There are different fabric blends that are made for wrinke free clothing.

So, like I said, just look at the shirt's label.

2009-11-24 16:43:45 by Blue T

BargainChildrensClothing Item 10190
Perry Ellis
Machine Wash, Tumble Dry

HI, I buy and sell 2nd hand clothes to meet my monthly expenses and I don't usually use any additives only because I have CFIDS and can't tolerate perfumes and such, but these clothes are going to be sold. What can I add to the washer or dryer that will help the clothing come out less wrinkled, especially like t-shirt knits and items made of this. I know plain old cotton will have to be ironed, but since I haven't used dryer sheets for so long, I thought I"d check here for the best ideas. thanks so much. I don't want to iron all this stuff.

I've been using Revive from Melaleuca--it's toxin free--(might help you with your condition to use toxic free products), and helps remove wrinkles like the Downy Wrinkle Releaser...but, I have a recipe to use your own fabric softener. I have used it in the past because it's cheaper than buying the Downy. You can use whatever softener you prefer.

Mix 1/4 cup fabric softener to 2 cups water and spray the garments, shake them, hang up.

This should work.

2007-04-11 13:17:36 by

I hate ironing and am looking for some wrinkle free polos and khakis. Can you tell me the name brand and what it is made out of?

I have a Jonathan Corey polo that is 50% combed cotton and 50% polyester that I've never ironed and it's lasted forever. However, I haven't been able to find this same shirt or one that compares.

Always go with cotton and linen materials, and most of the top department stores will have a wide selection. Sears, Penney's and Dillard's will have several name brands. After washing any of these shirts hang them on a hanger that has a cover and let them dry instead of drying in the dryer. You can dry them on the gentle cycle until almost dry and then shack them out and then put on the hanger for the drying to finish.

2007-05-01 06:54:00 by bank5