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Removing Wrinkles from a Leather Jacket

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Date: 10/04/2006 Topics: Cleaning > Laundry | Readers Request > Clothing  
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How do you get wrinkles out of new leather jacket ?

Mary from Erie, PA
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Post By Janet (Guest Post) (09/14/2008)
Thanks for the suggestions. I will try the steam iron and paper bag suggestion. I will report back after.

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Post By gloria V. (Guest Post) (04/15/2008)
I received a new jacket and it was really wrinkled in shipping. I saved a bundle of cash by using a warm steam iron over brown paper (store bag) I'll remember to take some paper along on my travels, since most hotels have steam irons handy. Thanks for the suggestion.

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Post by lewis_admin (1321) | (08/28/2006)
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I am looking for a way to remove wrinkles from a leather coat. Any suggestions will be most welcome.

Renee Fowler

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RE: Removing Wrinkles From a Leather Coat

Here's some useful info from a leather coat site:

"A wrinkled garment can be hung in the bathroom while you shower. If the wrinkles don't steam out by themselves, gently iron the garment at a warm setting after layering clean brown paper between the iron and the leather. Store your leather garment in a well-ventilated area and cover with a cloth to keep it dust free. Avoid storing your leather garment in plastic. Leather is porous and it needs to "breathe"."

Source: MPS Leather (10/15/2004)

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Thanks!

Very pertinent question to be asked... very much help for me, who has wrinkled leather! I will try to hang them out. Thanks TF! (06/07/2005)

By Noel

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