Can yoga sports vests be ironed at high temperatures?

Yoga sports vests usually cannot be ironed at high temperatures.

The fabric of yoga sports vests often contains components such as nylon. Nylon has poor heat resistance. High temperatures can damage its fiber molecules, resulting in a decrease in elasticity and wear resistance. Moreover, nylon fabrics can be flattened with a little ironing, but they are not easy to maintain. They are more prone to wrinkling when worn, and it is also difficult to form stiff seams and pleats. High-temperature ironing may make the situation even worse.

In addition, the ironing requirements for yoga sports vests made of different fabrics vary. For instance, silk garments have relatively poor anti-wrinkle performance after washing. When ironing, the temperature should be appropriate, generally controlled between 110℃ and 120℃. If the temperature is too high, it can easily cause the clothes to discolor, shrink, soften and deform. In severe cases, it may even damage the clothes. When ironing leather clothing, the temperature should not be too high and should be kept within 80 degrees. At the same time, a clean thin cotton cloth should be used as the backing for ironing, and it should be moved repeatedly without stopping. The force should be gentle to prevent the iron from directly touching the leather and damaging it. Therefore, yoga sports vests are also not suitable for high-temperature ironing to avoid damaging the fabric.