How to iron a Shirt

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[johnorchin]

I’ve been ironing my own shirts for over fifty years now, and that is the way my dear mother taught me to do it!

[danielaferrari]

My grandma ironed for a shirt factory for 5 years when she was young (between the end of the 40s and the beginning of the 50s). Her record was 109 shirts ironed in a day.
When in her 80s became blind she could still iron shirts. She was a legend. No ! She IS a legend.

[davis]

In a world of overly casual dress, we need more videos like this. Nothing like being sartorially resplendent!

[carlsenlifeaftercarlsen]

My mother ironed on Tuesdays. She had six children. We all had perfectly ironed clothes. She taught me to iron when I was very young actually, all of us knew how to iron. I love this video.😊

[mgju]

Loved to see you ironing your shirt while wearing suit and tie. Such a gentleman,

[taimurchoudhry.]

To this day, I iron my shirts and trousers myself. My father taught me these important chores and how to do them properly. Great video... My heart sank when you left the iron on the shirt for a few seconds 😂.. Thank you and have a lovely day.

[copkhan]

Never thought I would enjoy ironing a shirt video so much. 👍

[donna]

There is nothing like a elegant man, wearing a shirt Women are demanding
THE RETURN OF THE MAN❤❤❤❤❤

[CulunBoy-iibq]

The way this gentleman talks makes him sound like a very smart gentleman. A very nice tutorial. Thank you.

[rldenny]

Jeremy, I appreciate your videos immensely. My Mother taught me to iron a shirt and to cook, due to a disaster at the time. My father, a public servant was almost cut in half by a drunk driver in a truck van. He died twice on the operating table, but a surgeon brought him back. Dad lived to be 97. But, when the horror happened😂😂, my mother sat me down and said I needed to help her. We had a coal-fired heating system. I took over stoking the daily fire and monitoring the coal bin level. She taught me how to cook for the family, a skill I have never regretted acquiring . And she taught me bow to iron a shirt, just as you related herein.

The important point from this long-winded comment is that I learned some adult male skills out of a near tragedy. The important things were my father lived and despite years of reconstructive surgery went on to become a pioneer in his field and his 9 year old son gained some life skills that likely would not have accrued in me without this circumstance.

Thank you for making these skills available for all of us. I also appreciate your taste in so many things like ties, leather goods, watches and more. I come from a different world and likely lower income level at the moment. LAUGH, I remember my father mowing the lawn prior to his accident in a 2-piece suit and tie, but I do not think I ever ironed a shirt similarly attired.😅

[bobcat]

First class lesson by an expert. Thank you!

[LouLouMeyer]

I thought I knew how to iron a shirt, but I have learned a couple of tips from you in this very comprehensive tutorial. Thank you very much.

[yvettequinones]

My granny showed me this technique when I was 8 and I have always ironed my clothes since then…even now at 47 being a wife and working mom..I always iron all our clothes…everyone laughs at me for being so “ocd” as they say. However, in the end I find that it actually saves a lot of time when we are getting ready because all our clothes are nice and pressed. Also, what iron is that it looks fabulous and I need it in my life 😊

[johntait]

I've been ironing my own shirts for over 60 years now just as you demonstrate, and that is the way the Royal Navy taught me to do it.!! 😉

[WillemFick]

People think I aam strange for loving ironing, but they don't realise the satisfaction a properly ironed piece of clothing brings, I have always followed the same process you do, though I am a stickler for the pleats being identical and symmetric, To attain this in long trousers I have been known to use copious numbers of washing pegs to keep the pleats in place while ironing! 😂

[dreamsofadaffodil]

From India, just watched the video to listen to this gentleman speak in the most sophisticated manner, and also to admire his diligence. I iron my ladies shirt exactly this way, my mother has taught me ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[missmuffet]

So relaxing watching this gentleman ironing. ❤

[antonioragosta]

Perfect technique. The most visible and important parts at the end. The knee on the collar is a bonus I didn't know about, thank you.

[janicebrowningaquino]

Totally agreed. Ironing is the one chore I enjoy immensely. My mother-in-law ironed her guest room bed sheets. When I visited and slipped into the guest bed it was HEAVEN. Definitely worth the effort 😊.

[vahidberdjis]

Sir, you are a true gentleman. I've been ironing my own shirts since being a boy. Learned a great deal from this video. Thank you from Los Angeles.