How to iron trousers - Samuel Windsor

Trousers easily get creased and look dishevelled, but it’s really simple to give them a quick press and return them to pristine condition. Check out this easy to follow tutorial on how to iron trousers.
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Instructions:

1: Lay your trousers out on a good sized ironing board and have your steam iron ready to go.
2: Always make the crease in the front of the trouser leg first.
3: Once this is in the correct place, it’s easy to press in the crease at the back.
4: Not sure how to find the right place for the crease? Look inside the trouser leg and match up the inseams.
5: Lay the inseams on top of each other and ‘mark in’ the crease at the bottom of the trouser leg.
6: Use a good burst of steam.
7: Now we need to do the same at the top.
8: Look inside the trousers and find the inseams again.
9: Match them up so they’re directly on top of one another before you mark in the crease again.
10: Firmly ‘press’ in the crease, rather than iron. This stops the fabric from getting shiny.
11: When you get to the top, move the pocket bag to one side so you don’t get an imprint of it through the fabric.
12: If your trousers are flat-fronted, stop the crease about 6 inches short of the waistband.
13: These suit trousers have a pleat, so we’ll iron all the way up into the pleat at the waistband.
14: Press in the crease at the back, using plenty of steam.
15: Once you’ve pressed in both front and back creases, simply press the remainder of the trouser leg, removing any wrinkles.
16: If you’re worried about shine, use a linen tea towel to protect the fabric.
17: You can spray some water on the tea towel to help remove wrinkles.
18: Flip the trousers over and do the same on the other leg.
19: When you’ve finished, hang them for a few hours to let the steam evaporate and then they’re ready to wear.
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