Travel Iron for Collars and Trousers, Folding Mini Iron

Designed for the spots a full iron misses

• A tip made for collars

  The narrow pointed soleplate reaches collar points, cuff edges and seams that a full-size iron cannot get into.

• Heat set by fabric

  Indicator lights for linen, denim, cotton, wool, silk and poly let you pick the right setting before the iron touches your shirt.

• Folds flat for travel

  The hinged soleplate folds the iron into a compact shape that fits a carry-on or a desk drawer, and it still handles trouser legs.

Pressed in three simple steps

1. 1
   Unfold and plug in

   Open the hinged body, set it on a flat heat-safe surface and plug in the cord.

2. 2
   Pick your fabric

   Check the indicator lights and choose linen, denim, cotton, wool, silk or poly.

3. 3
   Press and fold

   Glide the pointed tip along the collar, cuffs or trouser crease. Unplug, let it cool, fold it away.

Everything you need, nothing you don't

• Folding travel iron×1

  Hinged body with narrow soleplate

• Power cord×1

  US or EU plug, as selected

From creased to pressed

The creased collar

You spot it in the mirror an hour before the flight. A crumpled collar, a crease across the trousers, and no ironing board for miles. Handheld steamers leave collars damp, and the dry cleaner is not an option today.

The fix that fits your bag

This iron folds down to a compact shape and presses on any flat desk. The narrow pointed soleplate gets into collar points and cuffs, and the fabric lights tell you where to set the heat. You walk out pressed and on time.

Keep it working

• Unplug first

  Always unplug before folding.

• Let it cool

  Wait until the soleplate is cool before packing.

• Wipe the soleplate

  Use a soft damp cloth once cool.

Mini iron vs the usual options