This is how most dry cleaners dry, press, and iron shirts.
Wet shirts (yes shirts always have to be damp when loaded onto a buck) are loaded onto this machine, a shirt buck, which uses some pretty fancy tech to ensure it isn’t pulling too hard on the fabrics.
Then it’s blown out with steam to get rid of stubborn wrinkles and then air to dry it.
The good ones will touch up shirts by hand as the plackets and cuffs are usually tricky areas (pleats are not easy to iron).
Let me know what other dry cleaning processes you’d like to learn about!
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