# How to Get the Creases out of Golf Polo Collars
A game of golf is an occasion to dress for. Collared polo shirts, linen button-ups and even blazers are all typical garments worn by seasoned golf pros and novices alike. If your polo shirt spends a lot of time in a duffel bag or folded in a drawer, the collar can become wrinkled or severely creased. Before your next big round on the links, smooth out the crease and look your best while playing your best.
Things You'll Need
- Plastic spray bottle
- Vinegar
- Ironing board
- Iron
- Cloth
Instructions
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Fill a plastic spray bottle halfway with vinegar. Fill the bottle the rest of the way with cool tap water.
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Unbutton any buttons that hold the collar of the shirt together. Unfold the collar and place the shirt on the ironing board so the front faces down.
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Moisten the collar with your vinegar and water solution. Place a damp cloth over the collar and warm your iron. Refer to the care instructions on your shirt's tag to determine how hot to heat the iron.
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Iron over the damp cloth using long, smooth passes. Remove the cloth to see if the crease has been smoothed. If not, repeat steps three and four until the collar lays flat.
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Fold the collar back over and hang the shirt or wear it immediately to avoid further creasing.
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