How To Iron Dress Pants, Trousers, Slacks, Chinos - Ironing Series Part III - Gentleman's Gazette

Learn the tips and tricks to properly ironing dress pants and trousers: https://gentl.mn/how-to-iron-pants Essential Ironing Tools: https://gentl.mn/2El2GW0 How To Iron Dress Shirts: https://gentl.mn/2C79swX SHOP THE VIDEO: 1. Red Knit Tie - https://gentl.mn/2DQ5CsI 2. Pink and Grey OTC socks - https://gentl.mn/2DGiPFh 00:00 How To Iron Dress Pants Introduction They perceive it as being quite difficult. Most dress pants are made of wool and it's very easy to end up with a shiny pair of pants that looks cheap and worn out. On top of that, ironing the pleats in the right way and especially the rise and the area on top are not easy things but they're definitely manageable. 00:47 So How Do I Iron Pants? It all starts with the prep work. Of course, you need an ironing table and iron. On top of that I suggest investing into a sleeve board with a wider end and a slimmer and a spray bottle, a cloth as well as a clapper which is a wooden block. In addition to that, you can add a tailor's ham which looks like a cushion but is actually filled with sawdust. It's very stiff it helps to get the round areas in the garment ironed perfectly. When it comes to pants, wool is much more wrinkle resistant than cotton. A vacuum ironing board can really help to get better results more easily because it sucks out all the moist air. For best pants ironing results, you want to iron as few layers as possible simply because when you iron steam is trapped at a bottom layer which creates wrinkles