pressing cloth
Steam shield fabric
A pressing cloth is a piece of fabric placed between an iron and a garment to protect delicate materials from direct heat, shine, or scorch marks.
Typically made of cotton, muslin, or linen, it allows pressing wool, silk, and synthetic fabrics safely: Always use a pressing cloth on dark suits to prevent shine.
- steamingReleasing hot vapor
- muslinPlain-woven cotton cloth
- smoothingReducing irregularities systematically
- heat-resistantUnaffected by high temperatures
- starchingApplying stiffener to fabric
fabric · ironing · tailor's ham · moisture control · dampening · spray bottle · organza · linen · interlining · laundry starch · garment care · thimble · satin weave · flannel · drying rack · linen napkin · bias tape · cheesecloth
- sewing suppliesneedle, needles, thread, pins, scissors
- ironing suppliessteam iron, ironing board, cordless iron, travel iron, iron stand
- laundrywashing machine, wash, dryer, fold, rinse
- fiber craftsyarn, wool, cotton, silk, linen
- ironing toolssteam iron, cordless iron, travel iron, electric iron