Corby 4400 Pants Press, Beech

This is an old standard, invented in England two generations ago for the upscale hotel market but a nice home accessory, easy to use and good for putting a crease back in you chinos or keeping it in your dress slacks. It is not as effective as an iron, but for daily use a lot easier and faster. The model I purchased was a 4400, which seems to have two time settings instead of one.

I have been using Corby pants pressers for over 20 years and will continue to do so. It is a well designed, easy to use and efficient way to keep a crease in your pants. Keep doing what you are doing!

It does an ok job if you’re using work pants, don’t know why the surface puts in so many wrinkles.My old one does a better job, but I need one for another location. Anyone have any tips? I use a towel over the pants and that helps a little. Don’t get me wrong, it’s sure better than getting out the iron!!

So glad to have a pants press again. Ours died a few years ago and I couldn't believe how much we all relied on it!I wish they had better directions for using this model, but after pressing all the buttons in different order it began to work.

Very poor quality compared to their older ones. Within a year, the timer stopped working and now it is on all the time. The older model I had lasted decades and was in great shape and functioning well, except for the fabric inside was getting worn. This new one is crap by comparison.