• Look for linen blends -- fabrics that combine linen with other fabrics, such as rayon -- to keep wrinkling to a minimum.
• Ask your dry cleaner to use extra starch when laundering your linen pieces. Your linens may be a bit stiff when you first put them on but as you wear them, they will relax a bit.
• Consider purchasing a professional steamer at Bed Bath and Beyond. It is easy to use and takes only a few minutes to remove the wrinkles. (Wish they had something comparable for aging skin.)
• If you want your linens to come out of the suitcase relatively wrinkle-free, fold them in plastic, dry-cleaning bags or in "packing envelopes" by Eagle Creek, which you can purchase at The Container Store or on line at http://www.eaglecreek.com.
• Wrinkle Releaser by Downey claims to remove wrinkles from clothing without the need of an iron http://spraytugsmooth.com

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