Omg thank you, this is the best vid I’ve seen so far. It’ll probably take me a while to perfect these techniques but this is an awesome start. I could never get that pocket areas flat and id end up with double creases some times smh
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Nice tutorial ! What type of Iron you are using ! What’s the Wattage? I always turn the trouser ‘inside out’ and then press just because of fear that it may damage it !
Tony Nguyen hi Tony, the creases at the back generally go straight up the back leg. You certainly can't put them in diagonally. When they are being worn they may look different, but that is just the warping of the fabric during wear. Cheers
How about if the garments creases are incorrect that is not aligned as they should be, how do you determine where the creases should be, line them up and re-create them?
OdinsCloud with most trousers a rule of thumb of the seams being together is a good one to follow. That isn't the case where the old crease may either show or is a permanent crease, in which case you have to follow the old crease. Permanent creases are often obvious by a resin along the crease line inside the trousers, or they are on polyester mix trousers but cotton or vivid colour trousers often lose their colour along the crease and therefore you have to follow the old markings. Hope that helps
It depends if the trousers have pleated tops or not. Either way get the seams together at the bottom of the legs, that way when you lay the trousers down they you know the front and rear points are at the centre of the trousers. Lay the trousers down flat and match seams all the way up the leg. That way you know the crease goes up the centre of each leg. With pleated tops you should iron into the first pleat, without pleases just stop about 10cm from he top or wherever you feel looks good, but match this distance on both legs. Hope that helps
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Omg thank you, this is the best vid I’ve seen so far. It’ll probably take me a while to perfect these techniques but this is an awesome start. I could never get that pocket areas flat and id end up with double creases some times smh
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Thank you for this video, interesting and wonderful job well done,
Excellent video by the way!
How can I get this iron
I like your videos, but it is very hard to hear you when the the vacuum table is running. Have you considered dubbing a voice over?
What iron are you using?
Nice tutorial ! What type of Iron you are using ! What’s the Wattage? I always turn the trouser ‘inside out’ and then press just because of fear that it may damage it !
Nice
Nice vedio....i like it
Thanks Bopphy
do you know how to touch up the creases in a jrotc uniform
Holy fuck Batman , that's a serious iron !!!!!
DrClean my question is that why do trousers have back creases going diagonal up and some straight up?
Tony Nguyen hi Tony, the creases at the back generally go straight up the back leg. You certainly can't put them in diagonally. When they are being worn they may look different, but that is just the warping of the fabric during wear.
Cheers
Okay Thanks
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How about if the garments creases are incorrect that is not aligned as they should be, how do you determine where the creases should be, line them up and re-create them?
OdinsCloud with most trousers a rule of thumb of the seams being together is a good one to follow. That isn't the case where the old crease may either show or is a permanent crease, in which case you have to follow the old crease.
Permanent creases are often obvious by a resin along the crease line inside the trousers, or they are on polyester mix trousers but cotton or vivid colour trousers often lose their colour along the crease and therefore you have to follow the old markings.
Hope that helps
DrCleanUK
It depends if the trousers have pleated tops or not. Either way get the seams together at the bottom of the legs, that way when you lay the trousers down they you know the front and rear points are at the centre of the trousers. Lay the trousers down flat and match seams all the way up the leg. That way you know the crease goes up the centre of each leg. With pleated tops you should iron into the first pleat, without pleases just stop about 10cm from he top or wherever you feel looks good, but match this distance on both legs.
Hope that helps
Tell this to Joshua ollis
Does Brains think we have just got off a Banana boat?
Not that easy to iron on a Banana Boat I imagine.
DrCleanUK Easier than you think but, then again you've never been on such a boat; just thrown the nana's.
Trouser Stem iron video link
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Jesus man is that your iron making that noise?
Hi Justin, Try this one, we're improving the sound. th-cam.com/video/cZ08bDvpyWc/w-d-xo.html
Cheers
It is easy when you are not using the pressing machine..
to noisy