Tie press

A tie press is a device used to flatten and smooth neckties. Its purpose is to remove wrinkles and creases, helping to maintain the tie's shape and appearance. Tie presses typically consist of two heated plates, often made of metal or plastic, which are clamped together with the tie placed in between. The heat and pressure applied during the pressing process flatten the fabric and help to eliminate wrinkles. Tie presses are often used for ties made of delicate materials like silk, as they offer a gentler alternative to ironing, which can damage the fabric. Some tie presses are heated using electricity, while others are designed to be heated by an iron or other external heat source.