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Have you seen the clothing range that is sold, cannot remember the name, but it's all wrinkle resistant clothes? Some of the stuff is ok but most is a little frumpy, but I like the idea of things that you can pack and not have to iron when you reach your destination.

Second part to this topic; do you have a particular outfit that is most comfortable for you when you are flying, or do you just go with whatever you happened to have put on that day?

I havent heard of that wrinkle thing before but I do like to fly in a pair of sweat pants a maybe a comfortable shirt as well as a sweater because its always cold on board.

This is the first site I found with the wrinkle free clothes http://www.thetravelinsider.info/travelaccessories/wrinklefreeclothes.htm

I get a monthly magazine from one company but I can't find a website for them.

Those clothes sound interesting, but how many washes will they survive before the treatment fades? I might pick up some wrinkle free clothes if they last a while - I hate wasting time doing ironing while I'm away!

I know that my husband's iron free shirts are guaranteed for at least fifty washes. I cannot comment on the other clothes because I haven't laundered them.

hmmm they cost more than regular shirts and thats whats going to keep me from buying them. I'll just stick to ironing. Nothing wrong with a good iron every once in a while.

I don't have any specific clothes for travelling. Sometimes it's just depends to my mood what to wear. About ironing issues, there's no need for me to iron it because I always fold it properly.

I guess I just am not very good at packing, and additionally I am somewhat OCD about shirts and trousers being perfect, having been in the forces. So I either need something that resists and so makes my life easy, or else I have to iron. I frequently don't have the time for the latter.

Wouldn't you say Randle, that convenience is nice?

I have also heard of clothes that do not winkle but I think that if you pack your clothes the correct way in our suitcase you wont have to worry about that. Have you tired rolling your clothes. It also allows you to maximize your space too. I think it is up the the traveler. Whatever they are comfortable in taking into consideration you will be standing and sitting for a long period of time.

50 washes doesn't sound too bad - I might give them a shot - not for day to day use, but for travelling. I pack carefully, and don't usually have problems, but it's always nice to have at least one thing you can be CERTAIN will be OK.

I have used that clothes before and not only is it wrinkle resistant but it is super comfortable and easy to clean.  I like to travel with a buch of black and a couple solid colored pieces.  That way I can mix and match to my hearts content and always have something to wear for whatever occassion.