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Summary: Make sure your suit can stand the heat. Learn tips for testing the suit material while ironing a men's suit in this free clothing care video from a wardrobe professional.
Joyce Danielson has worked in the wardrobe department on a number of movie and TV show sets, helping actors and extras look their best on camera. Her credits include Spy Kids 2 and...read more
"Another thing you can do if you are not sure that the material is you can turn on the inside and you can apply some heat the material on a place that won't show. So if you have the iron to hot the damage to the suit at least it will be on the inside and not on the outside. So if you wanted to test the material you can do that. Just go slow with it, turn on your music and do some dancing to pass the time."
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