These clothes that you are supposed to twist up tight...

I'm with you there phoenix

WASH BY HAND! ? number I adopt the slut approach, bung it in the machine (40 degree, 30 if you are not sure) with anything else that is unlikely to affect the colour, take it out, stick it on a hanger, leave to dry.

I will admit to only using wooden hangers, but they were on a special offer so there!

I have about half a dozen "crinkle" skirts and one blouse. I wash by hand, squeeze as much water out as I can, then tie them in a knot and hang them on the line. When they get to just damp stage, I undo them, give `em a shake, then hang them back out again till dry. No problems, and, best of all, no ironing!

I bought a crinkle look dress from Marks on line and when it arrived I was horrified by how crushed and crumpled it looked. But I have to admit it doesn't look so bad on.

I made the mistake of ironing one of my "crinkled" blouses and it never looked the same again.

My clothes always look crumpled, even when they're not supposed to; it's a gift I think .

You could always put it on a hanger and steam it.

You're welcome. Let us know how it turns out!

Right, will give that a go. It would lose its whole "look" if I ironed it. Thanks Phoenix.

What would happen if you were to wash it then just put it on a hanger to dry? I do that with a "crinkle" blouse and never have to iron it.