SmellBook
Menu

SMELLBOOK REFERENCE · SB-0192

Ironed Shirt

Permanent ID: smellbook:smell:ironed-shirt · updated 2026-10-19, revision 3

Character EDITORIAL

An ironed shirt smells warm, dry and clean, with the soft cotton smell of laundered fabric lifted by heat.

Words: fabric, warm, dry, clean. Families: Temperature and texture, Fresh and clean, Animal, material and lived-in.

States: fresh (EDITORIAL). A state says how an entry is met, such as wet, aged or roasted. It does not create a new smell, and it adds no scientific fact by itself: states marked EDITORIAL come from the entry's own records, and only those marked VERIFIED are reported by a VERIFIED claim.

Evidence

Historical evidence

  • A smell of ironing in Nicholas Nickleby (CLM-IRONING-001). Charles Dickens, The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, Chapman and Hall, London, 1839.

Cite

SmellBook. (2026). Ironed Shirt (revision 3, 2026-10-19). SmellBook Public Atlas. smellbook:smell:ironed-shirt. https://smellbook.com/smells/ironed-shirt

QR code for https://smellbook.com/id/smell/ironed-shirt
Scan for the SmellBook record: https://smellbook.com/id/smell/ironed-shirt