wrinkled kilt

**Tommy Hunt** · 4th November 08, 08:28 AM

I got my kilt back today. Yeaa!! But it's wrinkled. What's the best way to get it unwrinkled? Will hanging it in the bathroom with the shower on do it?

**Freelander Sporrano** · 4th November 08, 08:41 AM

Steam from a kettle works well too. I presume it's not cotton because you could just iron it. I used to iron my Poly V. Bear kilt until I got one of those steam jugs

**Tommy Hunt** · 4th November 08, 08:49 AM

No it's wool. 17 oz.

**werewolves** · 4th November 08, 09:32 AM

I'd pick up a $20 hand steamer from "Linens an Things" (or wherever). Mine is the best $20 I've spent in a long time. Nukes wrinkles in a few passes on all of my kilts.

**MacMillan of Rathdown** · 4th November 08, 09:40 AM

Or you could just hang it up and do nothing. The weight of the wool will probably ease out the wrinkles in a day or two.

**Tommy Hunt** · 4th November 08, 09:47 AM

Thanks for the advice. The hand steamer sounds good. I did get most all of the wrinkles out by hanging it in the bath with the shower on for 10 minutes. Geez i should have taken a shower LOL.

**beloitpiper** · 4th November 08, 09:49 AM

I just hang mine in the bathroom. After my two brothers and I are done taking our morning showers, the kilt looks fine!

**###KILTEDKIWI###** · 4th November 08, 04:44 PM

had a few "wrinkles" in my kilt and justing hanging it seems to take out any creases or "wrinkles" (also a slang name for an old person in NZ i.e - nah cuz gotta wait for the wrinkles / fossils to go out first...)

**McMurdo** · 4th November 08, 05:06 PM

This is what I just picked up for getting rid of wrinkles found it at the local flea market it's a Redfern Garment Steamer and it seems to work wonderfully.