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5. Pull the shirt outwards and iron over the side seam to approximately 6 inches (15cm)
into the back. Repeat the process for the other front.
6. Place the hem of the back on the heating shoe and iron the back up to the start of the
sleeve.
7. Now pull both sleeves over the free ends of the heating shoe. Iron the shirt up to the
collar. If there are back pleats, draw them together so that the pleats lie properly. If the
shirt cannot be pulled over the free end of the heating shoe, insert the back as done
for the front and iron from sleeve seam to sleeve seam.
8. Press the collar from the free end to the collar stand (Illustration 8).
IRONING TROUSERS
1. Iron the legs separately on both sides from the bottom up to the crotch seam.
2. Pull the top part of the trousers over one free end of the heating shoe. Make sure that
the zipper is facing upwards toward the iron roller. Iron the top of the trousers working
from the center back to the center front.
3. For crisp crease in the leg, press again as pictured. Starting at the hem area, first press
the bottom front crease and then the back crease.
4. Now pull the trousers to the left and press the top break in the crease from both sides.
Note: For some fabrics, it is advisable to place a damp cloth over the heating shoe, to
prevent any shiny areas from appearing on the fabric.
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