All hail the 360 degree iron

Forget everything you’ve learnt from watching Mad Men’s Don Draper – unfortunately, today’s man is expected to iron his own clothes. Fortunately, technology has made the chore slightly easier, thanks to the 360 degree iron from Panasonic.

With a unique elliptical design that lets you iron out creases while ironing both backwards and forwards, plus 74 steam holes to get the job done quicker, without leaking a heap of water, Panasonic’s 360 degree quick irons come in four different flavours, with prices ranging from $59 to $99.

The range comes in four different colours – white, red, silver and gold – and is available now.

Price: From $59
Web: www.panasonic.com.au

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