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Maintaining crisp and well-cared-for shirts elevates your appearance and extends their lifespan. The art of ironing begins with the right tools: a quality iron, an ironing board, and distilled water (to prevent mineral buildup). Before starting, check the shirt's care label for specific ironing instructions regarding heat settings. It's often best to begin with lower temperatures and gradually increase if needed. Ironing damp shirts yields the best results, so consider lightly spraying the shirt with water if it's completely dry.
Step-by-Step to a Crisp Finish
Start with the collar, ironing both sides from the points inwards. Next, move to the cuffs, ensuring you iron around any buttons. The shoulders come next, working from the seams towards the center. The back of the shirt is generally the largest area and should be ironed in smooth, even strokes. Finally, iron the front panels, paying attention to any plackets or