Fill the water tank and connect the steamer. Use ordinary tap water as long as the water quality is not too hard and rich in calcium, if so we recommend specially developed water, so-called steam water, here from Steamery.

Shake and hang the garment on a hanger, close any buttons and zippers.

Wait for the indication that the steamer is ready, then hold down the start button and see how the steam is forced out of the nozzle. Grasp the lower edge of the garment and gently stretch the fabric. Then press the nozzle from the within the inside of the garment, directly against the fabric. Continue to stretch the garment while steaming by holding the fabric. Remember to protect your hands from the hot steam. Save details such as collars and cuffs at the end, just like when you iron.

Let the garment hang on a hanger and cool for a few minutes before use.

If you like the traditional way, you will find a guide on how to iron your shirt here.