How To Iron A Tie

No matter what kind of material the tie, do not use high temperature when ironing, otherwise this tie will become very flat and flat, less natural drape that a tie should have.
Ironing must be covered with a layer of cotton cloth on the surface to avoid direct contact between the iron and the tie cloth, such as the steam of the steam iron to treat large areas of wrinkles, the edge needs to be more obvious crease and then ironing is better.
When ironing, use cardboard to cut into a tie shape or use a piece of white paper to fold into a tie shape, stuff into the tie lining part, and then gently iron, in order to prevent the sides from being ironed too dead, you can also iron without a cloth, but it is advisable to use low and medium temperatures, and the ironing speed should be fast, so as to avoid yellowing and "aurora" phenomenon. If the tie is slightly wrinkled, roll it tightly onto a clean bottle and the wrinkles will disappear the next day.