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How to get rid of wrinkles in your Hanfu?
So, I wore my Hanfu a couple of times, and now it’s got some wrinkles that just won’t go away. How do you guys get rid of wrinkles without ruining the fabric or embroidery? I want to make sure i’m not causing any damage. Is there a safe way to iron or steam it, or should i just leave it as is?
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Dealing with wrinkles in your Hanfu is pretty simple. First, steaming is the most gentle way to get rid of them. Hang your Hanfu and steam it from a distance—this will smooth out the fabric without causing any damage. If you need to iron it, use the lowest heat setting and place a cloth between the iron and the fabric. Be careful around delicate parts like embroidery; pressing too hard can ruin them. Also, avoid using heat on delicate fabrics like silk—it’s best to steam those.
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Steam’s your friend—quick pass and my Ruqun’s smooth! Low iron if you’re desperate, but watch the heat, fam!
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Preserve the elegance! Steam gently—my Weichang flows wrinkle-free. Iron on silk setting if you must, super careful!
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Steam or a damp towel trick—my Song top’s crisp again. Low heat iron if I’m lazy, no burns yet!
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