When you pack, try to hang each item inside its own plastic dry-cleaner disposable sleeve before folding/rolling. This seems to work for ~75%.

Beyond that it’s shower steam and Downey wrinkle releaser for me. You have to spray to the wrinkle releaser the night prior and then let it hang all night to work.

Roll things that wrinkle easily. Hang them up as soon as luggage arrives. Hang in the bathroom for multiple showers. Wrinkle spray and a good hit of flattening/tugging.

At the end, everyone is in the same wrinkly boat!

I do my ironing at home, fold my things carefully, and pack them up Marie-Kondo style so they don't rumble aroudn in my suitcase. Things arrive just fine.

Shower steam is what I use. That tiny little bathroom steams up nicely.

Wrinkle release and low wrinkle materials.

Google..."mini steamer." So many options in lots of form factors.

If you or your companion(s) take hot showers, hang your clothes in the bathroom. It usually takes one hot steamy shower to get them done! That's actually how I iron my shirts at home =)

I stopped taking a steamer & now I just take a small spray bottle 1/4 filled with a wrinkle release solution. When I need to use it, I fill the bottle with hot water and spray the garment.

Why would you care if a pillowcase has wrinkles 

Check out a Cleveland Steamer

My parents have a Nori that I love borrowing!

Following for new linen shirts that have terrible wrinkles on the sleeves 

The Conair handheld garmet steamer w/turbo mode. A bit on the pricier side, but anything that can be steamed (which isn’t everything) will get steamed with that one.

Just get those fresh creases on the sleeve and nobody will notice the wrinkled ass shirt you’re wearing! 10/10 would buy again.

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J-2000 Jiffy Garment Steamer. Worth the cost.

My two cents.

I bought a decent upright Tefal garment steamer for my work shirts and anything else that needed steaming. Realistically, it just didn’t perform as well as an iron with steam. Any shirts or garments that have quite deep wrinkles, I found that the steamer just couldn’t fix them.

It now sits in the garage and I use an iron on low heat with the steamer function, there’s nothing it won’t fix.

No. Buy an actual iron, you heathen.

In all seriousness, if tailored clothing (suits, sport coats, etc) are going to be a non-trivial part of your wardrobe, this is the only option. Steaming tailored clothing can cause weird things to happen - seams puckering, delamination of fusible. You want the option to turn off steam entirely, or only apply it when there is weight.

Conair steamer. I swear by an iron, but that thing changed my life in college.

I've had good success with this steamer from Amazon for about $25. Heats up in literally 1 minute with a reservoir large enough to handle 3-4 shirts. Small enough to travel if needed. I've had it for about 4 years and haven't had an issue.

Yes! I hang my clothes but they still tend to get creases and wrinkles. I have a cheap one from Amazon and it works just fine. I use it once a week, sometimes more depending on what I want to wear and how long it’s been in the closet. I steam my clothes when I switch over seasons too.

100% necessary for me. I have a business casual dress code and hate to iron. I also use the steamer to freshen up my “dry clean only” items in between hand washes.

Disclaimer: I've worked in a casual tech environment for the last five years so I don't need to look completely ironed everyday and I've been renting apartments so I have less space. We bought an inexpensive handheld steamer five years ago and never looked back. The majority of our clothes get hung out of the dryer and I find it's faster to throw a wrinkled shirt on a hanger and quickly steam out wrinkles. There's less to store (no ironing board or bulky standing steamer) too, which was important in our apartments. This works for our lifestyle and it's good enough!

Back when I was working in person every day and actually getting dressed.... it’s a life changer. I had a stand up one for the capacity and the hanging pole which heated up in less than a minute, but handhelds work just as well if you don’t mind refilling it per garment.

I don’t have a personal washer and dryer so for me it does make all the difference. I hang most of my clothes, so they don’t get terribly wrinkled, but when they do the steamer is easy to use and gets them looking sharp instantly.

Jiffy steamers, in my opinion, are worth the investment. The Jiffy Esteam (travel steamer) is an amazing steamer. It works incredibly well. I keep it under the bathroom sink and use it several times a week. The full size steamer is great for steaming multiple items at once, but I also use it on home linens weekly.

don't have anything super fancy but... Quality hangers? They don't have to be expensive and not all your clothes need it (I still have one of those amazon ~50 pack of plastic white ones) but having a half dozen or so velvet or thick wood hangers saves some of my more delicate or nicer stuff from being distorted by thin plastic hangers (also avoids them slipping to the ground and getting perma-wrinkled.

A continuous spray bottle filled with water is great too: Spritz your wrinkled linen/shirt/dress in all the problematic areas and then hang in bathroom while taking a steaming shower takes out most if not all the wrinkles. Great cuz I use the bottle for freshening my hair, paints and clothes :D

Packing cubes. If you travel frequently or do weekend getaways, i cannot tell you how much i love my packing cubes. Easy to organize, space saving and i use them as like a laundry bag to separate my dirty from clean when i travel bag. I don't like washing my clothes too frequently so this is a huge plus. I also don't have to worry about my liquids spilling on anything delicate.

White Vinegar is my other HG. I use it in place of fabric softner when i do laundry. Will get rid of ANY sweat or nasty smells from gym clothes. I air dry all my gym clothes and it does not smell like vinegar after washing.

This might be controversial but Bleach. I wear a lot of white tee-s. Eventually they start yellowing at the armpits or deodrant stains, regular stains etc. I usually gather all my white tees every few months, and soak them in bleach to get it bright again. I probably do this 1-2 a year.

Downy wrinkle releaser. Great to use before steaming and if you don't have time to steam individual items, just spray this and hang them to dry in the shower while you shower with the steam to help the clothes get wrinkle free.

Magic Eraser- great to get rid of dirt from white sneakers

Blister bandaids. Great for breaking in new heels/leather shoes. i always have these on me. I hate spending money on shoes and not wearing them bc they hurt or the breaking in process is hard. Blister band aids help A LOT. i put them on regardless and it helps.

A few months ago I got the Beutral steamer off of Amazon, I would give it 3.5 stars. It works pretty good but I don’t think it’s so great long term. If I were to do it again, I’d probably get an upright steamer and end the insanity. At some point I’ll definitely switch to an upright steamer.

I have this one and it works great and is affordable. Only downside is you have to refill it a bit if you're steaming more than 2-3 things.

I'm cheap and use this one :)

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HF3X6Y4

I’ve been using this one for a few months and I’m a big fan ConAir Turbo ExtremeSteam

Very informative: https://youtu.be/3KiuDt48EWw

Found mine on amazon, it's called Conair Power Steam Dual Voltage

ESTEAM Personal Hand Held Steamer, 120 volts but comes with a 220>110 transformer.