4 TIPS TO HELP YOU KEEP YOUR SUIT PANTS WRINKLE-FREE - Part 1

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When all your efforts are put into achieving that clean, sharp look for your next job interview, your chances at an excellent first impression is thrown out the window. Sometimes, even if you start the day with a pair of wrinkle-free pants, it can develop them later on.

What can you do to ensure that your pants stay wrinkle-free so that you're free from the embarrassment and assume the best look possible? Here are four tips you can follow:

1-Wear Right-Sized Pants

Most people do not realize that wearing pants that are too big is exceptionally prone to wrinkling. This is because the extra length of the pants (even if it was one size bigger) rests on your footwear, causing it to fold one way or another. This is why even if you start the day with a pair of freshly ironed wrinkle-free pants, they can develop wrinkles later on.

The solution to this is to purchase a pair of pants that fit you perfectly. If you do not know what size you should be wearing, head to the tailor to get your measurements done. This will help prevent you from wasting time figuring out what pants fit you best. If you have some pants in your wardrobe that are already too big, you can still take them to the tailor to have them adjusted.

2-Wash Your Pants Properly

The way you wash your pants will heavily determine whether or not the pants will become wrinkled later on. While no pants are ever free from the possibility of becoming wrinkled, by following the care label to wash the pants, you extend the pants' life and durability, especially against wrinkling. In other words, make sure that whenever you wash your pants (or any other piece of fabric), you check the care label.

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