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How to get my suit pressed on board?


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I fly into port and to avoid an extra bag, I'm packing the suit I'm bringing for Elegant night with my main luggage. I know it'll get wrinkled in my suitcase, so I'll need it pressed when I'm on board. Elegant night is the second day. How do I go about getting my suit pressed so that I'll have it to wear on the second night? Thanks.

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Pack like described in this link.

 

http://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-pack-a-suit-2013-10/#how-to-fold-and-pack-a-suit-jacket-step-1-place-your-hands-in-the-shoulders-of-your-jacket-with-the-jacket-facing-you-1

 

And then bring Downy Wrinkle Release in the travel size bottle. When you unpack, Lightly spray the Downy on the larger creases, most likely the sleeves, and let hang in the cabin for a bit before placing it in the closet. Any decent quality wool suit is going to shake out the wrinkles. Any artificial material suit may or may not get completely shaken out. Depends on how deep the creases are.

 

You'll be fine, even if there are a few smaller wrinkles around.

 

DO NOT IRON THE SUIT!!!

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I'd leave the suit home unless you are taking it to get photos taken.

 

Suits are no longer needed for any dinners on CCL.

 

Bill

 

 

 

This, I have not brought a suit, jacket, or tie for several years.

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The amount of men wearing suits/tuxes has reduced greatly over the years. If you do decide to bring a suit along, I wouldn't try ironing it yourself with an iron in the self service laundry. It's too easy to ruin the fabric.

 

I'd either send it via your room steward to the ship laundry for pressing (I think it's $8 for suit jacket and pants) or place it on a hanger suspended on the cord in the shower, turn on a hot shower and allow it to steam the wrinkles out for a couple of minutes.

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