Eze-View Pressing Cloth, June Tailor

A bit pricey for a piece of cloth, but the last one lasted me over 8 years of monthly use, until I just ironed over fusible interfacing and got glue all over it. Pinked edges so it won't shred at edges. Not to thin, can see through. Nice.

Important tool to have and use when ironing, specially on dark color clothing to avoid shine and iron marks. Quality product, there are other ones for less but this will last for ever!

good for protecting heat sensitive fabric types for ironing

Definitely order this when it comes in stock. Love love love it!!!!!

Works as expected

Forgive if I sound sexist but as a man I never heard of a pressing cloth. I recently purchased silk Tommy Bahama shirts and found out I would need one. It does what it is supposed to do and I am willing to take ironing in ladies. I also am a former combat paratrooper so there.

It worked as described. I had my iron on the hottest setting. The cloth and my clothing didn't scorch. No shine at all. The only downside is that the cloth is small. I'll probably buy another and sew them together.

This helps when applique is done, you don't get glue on your iron.

It served its purpose until I washed it one day. came out frayed along the edges. Can still be used, but keeps it from being 5 stars.

I researched what is needed to press wool slacks. The press cloth is what was needed. l have used it 3 times, and it allows me to iron slacks quicker, and presses much better. It will save me a great deal of money and time avoiding the cleaners. When in doubt, google how to do something. I never heard of a press cloth, but now I have.