no-iron

[ noh-ahy-ern ]

adjective

1. requiring no ironing or pressing:

   a no-iron blouse; no-iron sheets.

Example Sentences

It’s only a matter of time before Western heads of state revert to looks that require even less primping and upkeep: a no-iron polo shirt and Stain Defender Dockers, say, or the facial hair of a Civil War general.

From Slate

“I never iron,” says Keturah Kennedy, 37, a Washington, D.C., hair stylist who lives in a townhouse and buys only no-iron clothing.

From Seattle Times

“I never iron,” says Keturah Kennedy, 37, a D.C. hair stylist who lives in a Brightwood townhouse and buys only no-iron clothing.

From Washington Post

Well, I find that even those no-iron shirts look wrinkly in their natural state.

From Washington Post

His wardrobe is son-of-leisure suits in no-iron blends, and he has the odd habit of apologizing to his various outfits if he hasn’t worn them in a while.

From The New Yorker