If the wrinkles weren't permanently set, you won't get the same ones back. You need to artfully squeeze the shirt up and try again.
Spread the shirt on a flat, clean surfance and spritz well with water (hard tap water would be GREAT). Try bunching it up across the shirt, pinching and pleating wrinkles as you go. Twist to hold the pleats together, don't smooth things out by pulling too tight. You can use hair elastics to keep it scrunched up. Huge rubber bands, like from bunches of broccoli, work even better. If possible, leave it on top of a clothes dryer or other warm spot to dry faster.
If that doesn't work, consider a bit of a touch up with the iron.
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Dry using whatever way gives the most wrinkles. Then put it in a plastic bag and seal it airtight all crumpled up. Hopefully it will 'squeeze in' the wrinkles. References :
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knot it up and dry
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AFTER DRYING KNOT IT UP!
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If the wrinkles weren't permanently set, you won't get the same ones back. You need to artfully squeeze the shirt up and try again.
Spread the shirt on a flat, clean surfance and spritz well with water (hard tap water would be GREAT). Try bunching it up across the shirt, pinching and pleating wrinkles as you go. Twist to hold the pleats together, don't smooth things out by pulling too tight. You can use hair elastics to keep it scrunched up. Huge rubber bands, like from bunches of broccoli, work even better. If possible, leave it on top of a clothes dryer or other warm spot to dry faster.
If that doesn't work, consider a bit of a touch up with the iron.
I avoid buying stuff that can't be washed like normal clothes. It gets too inconvenient.
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Tie it in a knot, either when it's still wet, or after it's dry, and store it that way.
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JUST DO WHAT YOU ARE DOING, WIND IT UP AND TWIST IT LIKE YOUR WRINGING IT OUT AND DRY IT
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Dry using whatever way gives the most wrinkles. Then put it in a plastic bag and seal it airtight all crumpled up. Hopefully it will 'squeeze in' the wrinkles.
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