You've got a shirt that fits well, trousers that work, and a jacket that cost more than a week's groceries. But if it comes out of the wardrobe looking like you slept in it, none of that matters. This book is not about becoming someone who irons for fun. It's about knowing exactly what to do with the clothes you already own so they look deliberately put together rather than accidentally rumpled. Inside you'll find a straightforward system for ironing anything from a cotton shirt to linen trousers, folding techniques that keep your drawers neat without military precision, and the ten-second fixes that rescue a crumpled collar before a meeting. No one taught you this because no one thought to. But now it's simple: a few tools, a clear method, and twenty minutes a week is all it takes. Part of The Everyday Care Library for Men.