1. Thick wooden or plastic hangers should be used for shirts and blazers to maintain their shape and avoid creases, rather than wire hangers. 2. When hanging clothes, leave space between items to prevent wrinkling, as hanging items too tightly can cause creasing. 3. Shirts and items should be hung or folded whilst still warm right after the dryer to help prevent creases from setting in.

2. One
Shirts and blazers should be hung on thick
wooden hangers or moulded plastic ones as
they create essential support and help to
maintain good shoulder structure and help
avoid any unsightly creases and distortion that
result from wire hangers.

4. Two
It might be useful to have all your clothes
hanging up out of the way and you might even
think it will help to avoid any creases but be
careful; if you hang too many shirts tightly
together then it will cause clothes to wrinkle,
not ideal! Try to keep your most important
items hung up with plenty of space in between
each item.7

6. Three
Make sure that you take your shirts out of the
dryer as soon as they’re finished and hang or
fold them properly whilst they are still warm,
the warmness helps to avoid creases so when
they completely dry they will already be nicely
hung.

8. Four
When travelling to business meetings,
weddings or any occasion that requires a
fresh shirt then forget the age old mistake
of folding your items; instead roll them to
ensure your clothes will be wrinkle free.
Similarly to a wardrobe avoid over packing
your suitcase as this too will help avoid any
unnecessary creases.

10. Five
Some swear by them and some say that
they’re a waste of money but some wrinkle
sprays are definitely worth trying out for a
quick fix for those emergency occasions. Try
spraying a creased shirt with wrinkle spray and
then hang it in the bathroom with a hot
shower on, the steam will help the wrinkles to
fall out with the help of the spray, et voila!