Placing a hot iron directly onto a RipNDip graphic will liquefy the plastisol, smearing Lord Nermal across your ironing board and ruining both the shirt and the iron. Ironing graphic tees safely requires an indirect barrier.
Keep the garment turned inside out. Set the iron to a low cotton-blend temperature (around 230°F / 110°C) and turn off the direct steam jet. Place a sheet of unbleached parchment paper or a thin cotton handkerchief over the reverse side of the graphic area before applying the soleplate. Move the iron continuously across the surface using light pressure. Never let the iron rest in one spot for more than three seconds.
Once pressed, store the garment correctly. Pocket tees should be folded loosely or hung on broad, contoured hangers. Heavyweight fleece hoodies belong folded in a drawer or on a shelf. Hanging a heavy cotton hoodie long-term stretches the shoulder seams downward by several inches over a single season, permanently warping the boxy, drop-shoulder silhouette characteristic of modern skate cuts.
