How practise you lot stop collars on polo shirts crimper?

I have a few polo shirts, some cheap, some better quality ( Abercrombie, Hollister, Ralph Laren etc). But the same problem with them is that after a few washes the collars starting time doing their own thing. They coil upwardly, stick upward, become in different directions and there seems Goose egg I tin practise about it. Whatever tips? :(

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  • My get-go, Viz-manner piece of communication is that yous could cut out 2 triangular pieces of card and gum them underneath each neckband thus maintaining stiffness.

    My 2nd is that you try that spray on fe starch that you use, well, whilst ironing.
    My friend used to use information technology to go on his shirt collars stiff.

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    Starch is cracking for stiffness.

  • I have a few polo shirts, some cheap, some ameliorate quality ( Abercrombie, Hollister, Ralph Laren etc). But the same trouble with them is that after a few washes the collars first doing their own affair. They curl upwardly, stick up, become in dissimilar directions and there seems Naught I tin do about it. Any tips? :(

    I would/do just wear the neckband's upwardly anyhow. Information technology is better and more stylish I recall.

    Dream Stuffing.

  • I would/do just habiliment the collar'southward up anyway. Information technology is better and more fashionable I retrieve.

    Dream Stuffing.

    each to their own ... but I laugh at people like you lot!

    The starch suggestion is the winner I think. Plus ironing Against the curl.

    Really - this curling effect would still effect you Mr Stuffing, every bit they won't stay up properly if they start to curl!

  • Information technology is better and more stylish I think.
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    imo - you are mistaken, you volition just expect similar a T-wat

  • each to their own ... merely I express mirth at people similar yous!

    The starch suggestion is the winner I think. Plus ironing AGAINST the ringlet.

    Actually - this crimper effect would still consequence you Mr Stuffing, every bit they won't stay upwardly properly if they commencement to curlicue!

    It is what is "in" though to wearable your Polo as so. It's "old-hat" to wear them "down" these twenty-four hour period'southward.

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    imo - you lot are mistaken, you will just look similar a T-wat

    I wear mine turned upwards, but accept never had a trouble with the ends curling. I've got Lacoste, Henry Lloyd, Ralph Lauren and Hackett polos.
    ....and I don't care if anyone thinks I look a tw*t. I'm not wearing them for anyone else.

    My eldest daughter has a Ralph Lauren polo clothes and she looks smashing with the collar turned up. A proper inferior Sloaney!

  • It is what is "in" though to vesture your Polo as so. It's "old-chapeau" to wear them "downwardly" these twenty-four hours'southward.

    I know! Fully aware of that - just I even so think it looks stupid. I have, on occassions, been known to point and laugh. As Barry said, although he viewed it as a good affair, it's all rather "Sloaney"!!

    EDIT, in case information technology's not obvious, I mean this to be calorie-free hearted past the fashion! :D

  • I clothing mine turned upwards, but accept never had a trouble with the ends curling. I've got Lacoste, Henry Lloyd, Ralph Lauren and Hackett polos.
    ....and I don't care if anyone thinks I look a tw*t. I'thou not wearing them for anyone else.

    Exactly Barry - this is the way forwards. Styles change- we are living in the 2000's not the 1910'southward!.

  • prkingprking Posts: ix,664

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    Really, wearing your collar upwardly is now confined to rugger b*ggers. Zilch wrong with it, but new sloanes wouldn't be seen dead in one.

    The reason they stick upwards, is non following the washing and drying instructions.