Salon-grade power, pocket-sized
A 2000-watt heater pushes 32 g of steam a minute — enough to relax the most stubborn creases on the first pass, not the fifth. Ready to use in about 10 seconds.
Crease-free in
one pass.
A steamer and an iron in one palm-sized tool. 2000 W of power, ready in 10 seconds — smooth shirts, dresses and suits without the board.
Save 30%A 2000-watt heater pushes 32 g of steam a minute — enough to relax the most stubborn creases on the first pass, not the fifth. Ready to use in about 10 seconds.
Wet and dry ironing, vertical and horizontal steaming, plus sanitising — one tool for every garment.
The head pivots a full 180°, so collars, cuffs and hems are easy to reach — hung up or laid flat.
A polished ceramic soleplate slips over fabric with no drips, no water marks and no scorching.
Hot steam lifts odours and kills up to 99.9% of surface bacteria between washes.
At just 600 grams with a 230 ml tank, it packs into carry-on and lives happily in a drawer.

The polished ceramic plate spreads even heat and steam so fabric relaxes instead of flattening. No sticking, no shine, no water spots — just a clean, pressed finish on everything from a silk blouse to a denim jacket.

Dial the steam to the fabric, not the other way around. Gentle enough for delicate silk and linen, powerful enough for wool coats and heavy denim — with no scorch marks on either.
Ready before my coffee finished. I ran it over a linen shirt hanging on the door and walked out looking pressed. No board, no fuss.
Lives in my carry-on now. It handled a creased suit jacket in the hotel room in a couple of minutes — genuinely surprised at the steam for something this small.
I was nervous about silk but the lower steam setting was perfect — no water marks at all. The free glove is a nice touch for holding collars.

One tool that irons, steams and refreshes — light enough to travel, powerful enough for the whole wardrobe. Free glove included, backed for a year.