Iron on T-shirts.

I love to iron my T-shirts as well as wash them.

A little effort to make sure you love and cherish them for a long time.

As we get older, things that were troublesome when we were younger become less troublesome and become habitual, just as a nice distraction. One of these is ironing clothes, something I never thought about ironing T-shirts when I was younger, but now it’s a matter of course.
T-shirts that I like, I put in a net, wash in soft mode and hang dry flat or close to flat, away from direct sunlight. In winter, even knitwear is lightly hand-washed with a special detergent, dried with a towel and laid flat in the shade.
The theme of this media is things and things that you can be crazy about for a long time. I choose things that I really like and love and use them carefully for a long time, and as I get older, this is spreading more and more. I have always liked taking care of my leather shoes since I was young, and I used to do it whenever I had time, and I still usually brush my suits before I put them away, or my knitwear.
However, I was impressed by the quality of a T-shirt I recently bought, and I want to take good care of it for a long time, which has led me to take some care when washing and hanging it up, and to iron it before putting it away.
I have ironed shirts since I was young, so there is no problem with ironing them, but T-shirts are made of softer fabric than shirts, so I iron them in the same way as I iron thin knitwear, in terms of sensation.

• Selecting a temperature that is basically low.
• Do not press too hard.
• Since it is softer, apply the iron to the entire garment as if you were lightly placing the iron on the garment.
• Around the neck, apply the ribbing firmly.
• How well you place the iron on the ironing board is important.
  I iron my T-shirts paying attention to these things.
  If you have a chance, please try it out because you can wear the T-shirt quite comfortably if you try it as a distraction.

A little effort can make a difference to the longevity and frequency of use of an item.

When ironing, you start to look at the ironing marks and ironing labels, so you understand the material of the fabric, and when you buy something new, you have some idea of how to take care of it.
When ironed and folded properly, the items are surprisingly compact and easy to store and organise.
The best thing to do is to use the things you love more and more while taking good care of them. Clothing with wrinkles removed feels good to wear, so you will naturally have more opportunities to pick it up.
If you find something that suits you, something you like and something you are attached to, I think you will enjoy wearing and using it even more if you consider a little care to be one of the pleasures of using it carefully for a long time.