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How To Prevent Wrinkling
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JayJay
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I'm not sure what you mean by "to the point of ruin". Pics would be helpful.
I have the J.Crew shirts, too, and they do wrinkle quite a bit but no more so than my other OCBD shirts. However, I often wash and wear as is for a more casual look. They also iron well for a crisp look.
I have the J.Crew shirts, too, and they do wrinkle quite a bit but no more so than my other OCBD shirts. However, I often wash and wear as is for a more casual look. They also iron well for a crisp look.
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Also, if you can't be bothered to iron you can hang them up in your bathroom while you take a very hot shower and have a little steam help. I've used this for a few last minute formals, but ironing is by far a superior fix
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