Removing Wrinkles from Kendo Cotton Hakama: iSteam Review

What do you do to remove wrinkles from cotton hakama? I hate ironing so I make sure to fold them properly and hand-iron them when I wash them. Now this steam iron, iSteam, can help you to take care of your cotton hakama on the daily basis.
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[@fangy6443]

Washed my kendogi and hakama for the first time today (cold water bath/soak, hanging up in the shade outside) and was really wondering how I was going to get the wrinkles out (aside from what I could manipulate out by hand). I'm good with an iron, using a silk cloth between the iron and material, etc, but I really don't want to accidentally damage the material. Just bought this exact steamer to try today! Thank you for the video!

[@KendoGuide]

Thanks for your comment and you're welcome, @fangy6443! 😄 Did you fold your hakama before you soaked it? That is the key to having fewer wrinkles. 😊 Also, when you hang, you can smoothen the hakama with your hands. That will also help with having fewer wrinkles. Hope this helps! 👍