How to Get Arm Wrinkles Out of Corduroy Suit?

[jcorqian]

Friends - would love to get your advice. This corduroy Isaia jacket has been worn on a number of occasions and I see now that the arms have retained their wrinkles - some of them are quite prominent in a way that I'm a bit worried about. They seem to have set in and "creased" a lot, so much so that to it is very noticeable to the touch.

Wondering if anyone has any advice on what to do? Suit has been dry cleaned before and I noticed that it came back stiffer and perhaps that has made the wrinkles more prone to setting in more. Not sure what to do currently.

Thanks in advance.

JCQ

 

[maxalex]

Corduroy is cotton so it will wrinkle. It's meant to have an informal, professorial look--as in, "I'm so busy on my research into Kentish monasterial literature that I couldn't possibly be concerned about pressing my clothes." If you don't want to look like J.R.R. Tolkien (or you don't smoke a meerschaum pipe), try taking an iron to the sleeves. I do that with my linen jackets all the time, when I want to look a bit less rumpled, at least for an hour or so.