Never...

TT:teacha:

 

Are you kidding TT? Always. Only a bum doesn't iron his shirts.

 

Except for second-tier, weekend around the house- type shirts, always ironed.

 

I hang them up right out of the dryer and they are fine by me. I like the more 'human' look.

Danny

 

Wearing without a jacket - no
Wearing with a blazer/sport coat - maybe
Wearing with a suit - yes

 

All of my shirts are laundered at the dry cleaner. Any shirt to be worn with a tie (no matter the collar or cuff style) gets pressed with light starch.

It's the way I like it.

JB

 

Wearing without a jacket - no
Wearing with a blazer/sport coat - maybe
Wearing with a suit - yes

my m.o. as well.

 

I'm neurotic and iron all of my clothes (yes, even underwear on occasion).

 

Wearing without a jacket - no
Wearing with a blazer/sport coat - maybe
Wearing with a suit - yes

Ditto.

 

I hang mine right out of the washer. I do my best to pull them out of the washer and get them on hangers just as soon as the washing machine is done doing its business. I might touch-up if there is a particularly bad wrinkle, but otherwise they come out pretty unwrinkled after hanging.

Besides, any wrinkledness that might still be around can be justified by the fact that the shirt is going to wrinkle once I wear it anyways.

Regarding the OP, I think most of us prefer the word "rumpled" over "rougher." Conveys a better sense of "crotchety old manness" to me.

 

For me it depends on the shirt, unless I'm wearing a suit in which case ironing is something that I try to do. Some shirts that I have, all non-non iron OCBDS, are identical in every way except for color and I find that some of them need ironing and others do not. This has been the case with both LE and BB OCBDs that I've had.

 

Always.

 

Are you kidding TT? Always. Only a bum doesn't iron his shirts.

Thank you very little...

TT:teacha:

 

All of my shirts are laundered at the dry cleaner. Any shirt to be worn with a tie (no matter the collar or cuff style) gets pressed with light starch.
JB

I launder any shirt appropriate for wearing with a tie, whether the tie is actually worn or not. I don't know of any professional my age who doesn't wear laundered shirts. (i.e. a lawyer, physician, mid-level or above corporate type, etc) I can't imagine being in a business setting in an unironed shirt.

Scott

 

Count me in as having all my shirts laundered at the dry cleaners.

 

I pay to have mine ironed, but you wouldn't know to look at them.

 

All Ironed, All the time.

 

I recently purchased a Whirlpool drying center, with a steamed drying cabinet. It works pretty well on OCBD's, they come out about 80% of what ironing could accomplish. If I feel they need it, a quick run down the sleeves and collar and they are perfect. The handful of non-iron shirts come out perfectly.

 

I'm one of those that has to iron mine as well.

Brian

 

My helper is instructed to
1) Always hang dry and iron Jantzen & BB
2) Just hang dry LE & Press

 

Always.

 

I either iron them myself or take them to the cleaners.

CB

 

I hope our esteemed Mr. Kabbaz doesn't see all you starch users!

I won't even put mine in the dryer. Hang dry and steam iron.

"Do not use bleach! Do not use starch! Do not use fabric softeners!"

 

Starched to hell and back at the dry cleaners. Shirts and wine are not investments. They're meant to be consumed. Eventually.

 

I hope our esteemed Mr. Kabbaz doesn't see all you starch users!

I won't even put mine in the dryer. Hang dry and steam iron.

"Do not use bleach! Do not use starch! Do not use fabric softeners!"

For sure! No starch! I have seen the light and I will never go back.

If I am wearing a suit I'll wear a pressed shirt, but 8 times out of 10 I am wearing an OCBD in a casual or semi casual setting so I do not iron it. That said, I am not a 'professional', I work at home, so clearly my case is not applicable to all.