How Do You Iron A Crease Into Corduroy Pants?
Most of the time, ironing clothes isn’t a particularly challenging chore. However, every once in a while you’ll encounter a tricky project like ironing creases into a pair of corduroy pants. Corduroy doesn’t respond well to starch, and the wrong ironing method will cause the pronounced ridges on the pants to flatten out and look odd. Doing this job right will take a little extra effort, but these steps detail a system that makes it possible. Start with a clean pair of corduroy pants. Turn the pants completely inside out. Hold them upside down and find the inside seams on both pant cuffs. Press these inside seams together, then press the outside seams against either side of the inside seams. This should create folds in the pant legs where the creases need to be, although the pants will still be inside out. Flatten out the pants, with the folds where the front and back creases should be. Lay the pants lengthwise on the ironing board. Turn on the iron and allow it to warm up to medium hea
