I have a NYCompany suit that is 64% polyester, 32% rayon, and 4% spandex. The lining is polyester.
The other answer is on the right track. I would advise using a layer of fabric like an old pillow case or bed sheet over the suit material. This reduces the amount of lint which might get on the suit, and one good thing is that the cloth between the iron and the suit is that it helps prevent the suit material from becoming shiny. GL ? ?
I tried to iron my husband suit and the leg of the pants stuck to the iron. I would only iron with a towel in between it and on the lowest setting.
The other answer is on the right track. I would advise using a layer of fabric like an old pillow case or bed sheet over the suit material. This reduces the amount of lint which might get on the suit, and one good thing is that the cloth between the iron and the suit is that it helps prevent the suit material from becoming shiny. GL ? ?
The other answer is on the right track. I would advise using a layer of fabric like an old pillow case or bed sheet over the suit material. This reduces the amount of lint which might get on the suit, and one good thing is that the cloth between the iron and the suit is that it helps prevent the suit material from becoming shiny. GL ? ?
I tried to iron my husband suit and the leg of the pants stuck to the iron. I would only iron with a towel in between it and on the lowest setting.
I tried to iron my husband suit and the leg of the pants stuck to the iron. I would only iron with a towel in between it and on the lowest setting.
