I've been looking at youtube videos from different male-oriented American magazines about ironing dress shirts and noticed one strange thing: they all recommend ironing the sleeve flat thereby creating two creases along its length.
Is it truly the way men wear their dress shirts in the US? Or is it a simplified way of ironing for the magazines' target audience? Here in Russia creases on the sleeves are a subject of "has your wife gotten lazy?" jokes. Shirt sleeves are supposed to be smooth and tubular in shape.
Is it truly the way men wear their dress shirts in the US? Or is it a simplified way of ironing for the magazines' target audience? Here in Russia creases on the sleeves are a subject of "has your wife gotten lazy?" jokes. Shirt sleeves are supposed to be smooth and tubular in shape.
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