How should a T-shirt be ironed?

In the process of T-shirt customization, besides craftsmanship, ironing is also very important. There is a saying in the clothing industry that "three points of craftsmanship, seven points of ironing", which illustrates the importance of ironing equipment and the proficiency of ironing workers. So how should I iron a T-shirt? Below, the editor will take you to have a specific understanding.

Firstly, the most important thing is to fully unfold the clothes and flatten the T-shirt. Then it should start from the front and slowly iron from the shoulder to the corner of the T-shirt. Before ironing, you need to check the label first, as the ironing temperature varies for different fabrics.

The second step was just a simple ironing. For formal ironing, the back of the collar should be ironed first, and the front and collar edges should be slightly ironed to avoid deformation (although if they are already wrinkled, they can be wet and ironed several times, which may be able to be restored), and then the back should be ironed again.

The third step is to iron the sleeves. You can first open the cuffs, then iron the inside, and then come out to iron the back and front.

Some T-shirt fabrics have temperature requirements. Generally, the label of the T-shirt will have the ironing temperature, or the temperature can be set according to the fabric. All cotton and 100% linen T-shirts can be ironed at high temperature, if they are made of wool. Cotton and other blended fabrics can be used at medium temperatures. But other fabrics, such as polyester, nylon, silk, etc., can only be used at low temperatures.

In addition, when ironing, a damp cloth can also be placed on the T-shirt, which not only protects the T-shirt from damage but also makes the ironing very smooth.

Now, do you have some understanding of T-shirt ironing? Whether it's customized ironing for group T-shirts or personal ironing at home, paying a little attention can achieve better results.