Start by ironing sleeves, cuffs, belts and collars before ironing the body of the shirt. This will prevent you from having to re-iron the body of the shirt which is bound to get wrinkled when you iron the smaller part of the garment.
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I've found the following helpful:
a) Damp shirts ironed without steam obtain a crisper finish.
b) Sizing vs. spray starch gives a 'new shirt' finish.
c) 'Belts' &/or 'shoulder pads' in a man's shirt is very suspicious.
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