Afternoon all.
Mr P is in need of some new shirts for work.
As I enjoy ironing almost as much as I enjoy cleaning ovens (that is say NOT AT ALL) I thought I would look on line for non-stop ones.
On that long river site, one that was listed as "non-iron", looked ok, they had the size option the Mr P needs (he has an unusual body shape 
), but on reading the blurb after the usual stuff about quality, styling, attention to detail etc it boldly stated:
"A quick run over with the iron, and you're out of the door"
Now, I could be wrong, often am, but in my innocence ignorance, I thought that non-iron actually meant that the garment DID NOT NEED BLOODY IRONING!
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Sorry phoenix , no help to you at all with your quandary but I could be wrong, often am still puts a silly smirk on my face! Not what you wanted to hear, so I'll push off! 
It gets on my wick now, TBH - but who cares what I think?
.....I think that we all must do from time to time Ana
Phoenix product descriptions often seem to be written by 8 year olds ( possibly 8 year olds not fluent in English) so I always check reviews on anything before I buy.
Nothing is truly non iron ( Mens shirts) but DH has a few 'country style' checked shirts that are ok if given a short wash cycle, whipped out of the machine the minute the cycle ends and put on a hanger to dry.
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