How to Iron a Shirt Like King Charles - From the Royal Shirtmakers @turnbullandasserofficial

Learn how to iron a shirt properly using the method recommended by Turnbull & Asser, the famous shirt makers to King Charles III. In this video, I show you how to iron a shirt step by step, from preparing the shirt properly after washing, to ironing the collar, cuffs, sleeves, yoke, front panels and back. I also test the Turnbull & Asser approach, including their advice to use a dry iron on a damp shirt rather than relying on steam. If you want your dress shirts to look sharper, last longer, and avoid common ironing mistakes, this guide will help you improve your technique. We’ll cover why collar stays should be removed, why shirts should be dried on a hanger, whether you should iron a crease into your sleeves, and why the order of ironing matters. This is a practical shirt ironing tutorial for anyone who wears dress shirts, business shirts, formal shirts, Oxford shirts or smart casual shirts and wants a crisp, polished result. Do you iron a crease into your shirt sleeves — yes or no? Let me know in the comments. CHAPTERS 00:00 How royal shirt makers say you should iron a shirt 00:22 Remove collar stays before washing 00:30 Unfasten every button before washing 00:44 Check the care label 01:00 Why you should not tumble dry shirts 01:17 Why hanging shirts reduces creases 01:33 Dampen the shirt before ironing 01:40 Why Turnbull & Asser recommend no steam 02:10 The correct shirt ironing sequence 02:27 How to iron the collar 03:15 How to iron shirt cuffs 03:43 Should you crease French cuffs? 04:06 How to iron shirt sleeves 04:20 Should shirt sleeves have a crease? 04:36 How to use a sleeve board 05:44 Sleeve board pros and cons 06:00 How to iron the shirt yoke 06:20 How to iron the front panels 07:16 How to iron the back of the shirt 07:46 Final check for missed creases 08:07 Let the shirt air before wearing 08:18 Is the Turnbull & Asser method worth it? 09:04 Sleeve crease debate and final thoughts #HowToIronAShirt #ShirtCare #IroningTips