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Thank you Groovytau for your comment. I've put a lot of effort into the jeans video so I really appreciate what you've said. Thank you and I hope there is enough in there for you to find it useful. Cheers Osca. Eve is amazing isn't she :)

Thanks for watching. I'll be showing how we iron t-shirts soon. For now have a look at the "Polo" tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/Zw3v1fZIHqk/v-deo.html particularly at the sleeves and the bodice and you should be right. Eve

Thanks Sonia, the iron is a Sunbeam Verve 680 (SRA6800) and we're using a heated, fan assisted Magpie table.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks, it is an individual choice. Chino's are considered more casual than trousers, often flat fronted without pleats. Happy Ironing!

Glad we have been of help.

I am really happy to hear that thank you. It was great to have the opportunity to share how to iron chinos with you.

Thanks! Glad you found it helpful.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your comment.

Of course my wife is better at everything!

Glad you found it helpful!

Same

Thanks, you can check out our basic "Chino's" video which covers similar techniques to use on pants / jeans / trousers. ua-cam.com/video/zG4vhDROtBU/v-deo.html

Thanks for your comment and glad you love our logo. Our kitty's name is Osca and he is almost 40 years old - he hasn't aged a day. 😀

Hello, we are glad you liked our video on 'chinos with creases'. Please watch our 'how to iron jeans' video. The methods we use on ironing chinos apply to ironing all pants, including jeans. Here is the link to the jeans video: ua-cam.com/video/k5dFSnk3Ezk/v-deo.html. Enjoy.

Thanks David, glad you liked it. Will pass this on to our producer.

Actually, that's me!!!!! :)

Glad we saved your day. That's our aim with these videos. Ironing is a bit of an art but practice makes perfect. Keep an eye out for more videos coming.

Our aim with these videos is to help you out and give your some tips. Keep up the good work!

Thanks Malachi!

Always happy to add a laugh to your day :)

Fabulous, great to hear! Eve is one good ironer. Glad you gained some tips from the tutorial.

If you are interested, have a look at our How to Iron Jeans "training" video, where we go into more detail describing the various techniques that apply to any jeans, chinos or pants equally.

Thank you Godfrey. Great to hear. We are very happy that people are enjoying our videos.

It's pretty amazing isn't it. I read somewhere that 100 billion garments are produced a year (that's about 14 garments for every living person). It can't possibly be sustainable.

Eve does do great ironing doesn't she! We hope to get a video up on pants with creases eventually so please keep checking our channel.

Really 😍😍 I am waiting Please quickly

It's in progress.

Thank you so much RiRi. Its fabulous to hear people are loving our videos.

Thank you for the like!

Thanks RiRi, usually you will only need to do up the top button when hanging a shirt, to keep it sitting in place on the hanger.

Hi Natasha, thank you that is fantastic! Are there any other topics that you would like to see covered?

@@OscaIroning We take so many innovations for granted nowdays. Just about anything could be as well presented as you have done at this absolutely perfect level.

Thanks Arthur :)

Hi Duke, thanks for your feedback. We hope that the information has helped you out and that you got the job!

@@OscaIroning I did the game and my boss did comment my spiffy appearance so again I appreciate the help. thank again so much Osca team and godspeed.

Excellent!

Hi Morteza, if you mean the side SEAM of the pant leg, yes there is another way where the seam is not pressed but the leg is round. The easisest way is not to Iron all the way to the seam. Don't press over it but just "steam through" holding the iron just above the fabric. Good Luck!

Practice makes perfect! Good luck.

You're welcome!

Dear Germanic Hunter: re: shine: Thanks for watching. And thanks for your question. We have many videos planned for the future, including the various methods for avoiding "shine". No. You did not miss it. "Shine" is only quickly referred to, but not covered. I suggest at the beginning of the video that the inside of the fly is a good place to "test" the fabric to see if it might shine up. Cotton responds better to a higher temperature but may shine, though turning down to "wool" will still do a good job and not shine up the fabric as much. Ironing on the inside will also do a good job, but again, being cotton, you may re-crease the garment when turning it the right way out and may not get as good a finish around the stitching. So: Best to use a cloth to iron over and keep the pockets out of the way to avoid any shine or imprints as well. Good luck!

Thanks!

Thanks Abhirup we will do a Jeans video soon.

Thanks Ivan :)