Trenton GiftsPants Stretcher | Set of 2 | Wrinkle Free Pants Silver

Wow, these pant stretchers really work. Growing up, I remember my mother had four or five of these for my father's slacks. I'm sure she used them to avoid having to iron them so much. I never thought about using them to stretch my jeans until I saw them on Amazon. I like to wear slim jeans, but they end up shrinking after the wash just enough to be uncomfortable even though I use cold water and low tumble dry. I decided to try these stretchers. Instead of the dryer, I just slip the jeans on the stretchers, hang them up for 24 hours, and they fit perfect. I thought they might leave a crease, but all they did was remove all the wrinkles I would normally have if I just hung up wet jeans to dry. I'm ordering some more.

I bought these to make ironing wranglers easier. They help a lot, though you have to be care to line up the crease or you will have a weird line that is hard to iron out. The hanging hooks are loose and tend to fall off if not holding weight. I will be buying another set soon. Worth the price to save time ironing.

I remembered that my Mom used pants stretchers for my jeans when I was a kid. Put a nice crease in the pants, but was easier than ironing. So, I thought I would check if they were still manufactured. Found them on Amazon, of course. So, I purchased one set to see if I still liked them. One set is enough for one pair a pants. The package contains two stretchers, one for each leg. The ones my Mom used were a fixed length and the width was adjustable to fit the pant leg and pull them tight. These are adjustable for length and width. I prefer the fixed length as they are easier to install. But, these worked. The crease is not a tight or lasting as ironing, but it is better than just washing and wearing. I will probably purchase another set so I have work on two pair of pants at a time.

Wanted to use to take out wrinkles of Jams World pant fabrics. Would work well on starched jeans, I’m not going to use.

I use these to hang up welders pants then spray liquid starch and let them dry. Works better than an iron and repels welding sparks better.

This is the best thing since sliced bread !I stumbled across this pant stretcher while looking for ironing accessories. I had never heard of one before.You know when you take clothes out of the dryer and a couple of pairs of pants are a little wrinkled?I usually use a hand steamer to knock the wrinkles off. Steamers work better when you stretch the fabric tight while steaming.Have you ever tried holding a steamer in one hand and stretching a pants leg in two different directions?I'm pretty good at multi tasking but not that good. If you are like me and were only born with two hands then you need this pants stretcher.It quickly adjusts in length and width and fits inside the pants leg and stretches the fabric both ways and holds it there. It also comes with a special hanger that attaches to the stretcher so you can hang the pants . Now you have both hands free to steam away. Yes it works extremely well. For what it costs you can't go wrong.

I like the idea of this product. I remember it from days past This product depends upon adjustments for length etc. , but the locking mechanism does not hold up under counterpressure. The materials are easily bendable "tin" like mechanisms, that easily bend in an off position when you want the length lock on. I am not a clumsy person easily challenged by such matters. Be advised.

I bought this to stretch out the lower legs of tight fitting pants to get a looser fit. While this does the job, they aren't very easy to use.