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When you use our guide to find the best Corby trouser press, you’re enjoying a touch of luxury found only in the best European hotels – and you won’t want to go back.
It’s time to get what you deserve. It’s time for freshly pressed trousers.
We took each Corby model and brought them back to the lab, putting them through over 60 hours of analysis so that we could make sure they checked all our boxes and were able to leave you with trousers crisper than fresh frost. Every model, right here for you to discover.
What’s the point?
Well, it can be a bit of a pain trying to go through everything yourself. We get that, we’ve been there, and we know that you just want something RELIABLE that fits your budget. So, why not let us provide?
At the end of the day, it was the Corby 3300 that stole the show. We loved it, and we also found that it left our trousers looking incredibly sharp after use.
We get it though, not everyone is going to feel the same way about our top choice. That’s why we’ve taken the time to list all of our favourite and most effective Corby models for you.
Best Corby Trouser Press Review (In Order)
1. Corby of Windsor 3300 Trouser Press
Editors Pick for Best Trouser Press
Key Features
- Power: 210w
- Size: 14 x 44 x 109.5cm
- Timer: Yes
- Coat Hanger: Yes
- Weight: 11kg
If you want to dress to impress, this trousers press from Corby is the way to go.
It comes in seven different colours and styles, giving you the freedom to choose the one that best suits your aesthetics.
Not to mention it also comes in a compact size that’s fairly easy to store after use.
The POWERFUL wattage means that your trousers will be left free from creases and lines after each session, complete with a 30-minute timer that will help you determine how long to treat your trousers for.
Taking a step towards sophistication, this model also includes the traditional jacket hanger and coin tray that users have come to know and love.
Traditional Corby design that looks fantastic in any home Superb range of colours and styles to choose from to match your aesthetic Powerful to ensure a smooth finish and perfectly pressed trousers you’ll love Great 30-minute timer that lets you kick back and relax while the press… presses Easy controls that provide you with a stress-free experience
It keeps your suit tidy while the trousers are pressing, and the contents of your pockets secure (no more loose change on the run).
The slim design means that it can be used freestanding, so there is no need for clunky frames to take up the space. The controls can be found on the top of the press under the hanger and are easy to access, complementing the simple design of the trouser press.
While this is truly the creme de la creme of Corby trouser presses, we also understand that this might not be your favourite. That’s why we are proud to present you with the rest of the Corby range, each of which meets the high standards you’d expect from the brand.
2. Corby of Windsor 4400 Trouser Press
Runner Up
Key Features
- Power: 210w
- Size: 14 x 44 x 109.5cm
- Timer: Yes
- Coat Hanger: Yes
- Weight: 11kg
A final model from Corby in case the previous two didn’t quite meet your needs, this one might just be what you are looking for. Take a look at the reviews and see.
The Good
This trouser press comes in brilliant satin chrome, blending in with the aesthetics and style of most homes.
It can be left as a freestanding unit, or mounted to the wall for a little extra security.
It even comes with all of the required fittings to do so.
It has a coin tray and jacket hanger on the valet stand, allowing you to air your jacket out before you put it away.
The thermostat clearly displays the temperature, and there is a LED display timer installed. This timer can be set to run for 15 or 30 minutes, depending on what you need.
The Not So Good
The 15-minute cycle doesn’t seem to have a great deal of effect.
Our View
This trouser press is mid-range in terms of price when compared to the other two models. It offers a little bit from both, with two timer settings and a handy LCD display.
The valet stand certainly comes in useful after a long day at work, allowing you to air things out and relax whilst your trousers press.
Plus, it can be mounted on the wall if required. While the shorter of the two cycles seem a little redundant, the machine still does a great job overall.
3 . Corby 7700 Black Ash Trouser Press
Best Freestanding Trouser Press
Key Features
- Type: Cylinder Vacuum
- Power : 500w
- Dust Capacity: 4.5l
- Weight: 7kg
- Corded/Cordless: Corded
Corby is the leading brand for trouser presses, so take a look and see if this model is the right one for you and your home.
The Good
This trouser press comes in a fantastic black ash, blending in with the décor of most homes.
It can be left as a freestanding model, or mounted to the wall for a little extra security. It even comes with all of the required fittings to do so.
It has a coin tray and jacket hanger for an added touch, allowing you to air your jacket out before you put it away.
The thermostat clearly displays the temperature, and there is a LED timer installed.
This timer can be set to run for 15, 30, or 45 minutes, depending on what you need. It has a self-adjusting section for turn-ups and a knee wrinkle stretcher.
The Not So Good
It can take up quite a bit of room and can also be tricky to assemble.
Our View
This trouser press is reasonably priced and a great buy if you need to look smart and well presented for your job or a special occasion.
It has a valet stand built into it, so you can hang your jacket to air and also store your loose change while your trousers are being pressed. It’s a great model that is available at an excellent price.
FAQ’s
Q: Do you still need to iron the top part of the trousers…. trouser press only does the legs?
A: Yes you do need to iron the body of the trousers – the trouser press just does the legs!
4. Corby 3300 Satin Chrome Finish Trouser Press
Most Reliable Trouser Press
If the previous Corby model wasn’t for you, why not take a look at this one? It might just be the right fit for your home.
The Good
This trouser press has a lovely satin chrome finish, for a very professional look that is sure to look great in any home.
Like the previous model, it has a valet stand where you can hang your jacket to air out, as well as a tray for your loose change to sit while you wait for the trousers.
It can be freestanding or mounted on the wall, and it comes with the fixings for you to do either.
It features a manual cancellation option if you need to stop the process suddenly, as well as a thermostat and 30-minute timer setting so your trousers can be perfectly pressed.
The Not So Good
There have been no issues with this model so far.
Our View
This affordable trouser press is the lowest price of the three, and it has a fantastic finish that will really add a little something to your home.
While it doesn’t have as many settings as other models, it certainly works to fulfil its intended purpose, and your trousers will be left wonderfully pressed.
Plus, it can be mounted on the wall or left freestanding, which is always a plus. Affordable, and a great model, it’s one to look for.
To Conclude
In this guide, we have looked at some fantastic trouser presses from Corby, all of which have a fantastic design and are sure to do a great job of keeping your trousers free from creases.
Of course, we also have to determine which of these is the best trouser press available. Out of the three main models listed here, it would have to be the corby trouser press 7700.
While it has a couple of minor downsides, it has the best and most diverse range of features, as well as effective results when it comes to removing creases. Not to mention a great finish that blends with any home.
If you are looking for something that works to remove creases from specific parts of your trousers and comes at a reasonable price, this is the trouser press for you.
What did you think of our trouser press selection? Are there any you would have added? We love hearing from you, so feel free to leave a message in the comments below.
Last Updated on February 3, 2022 by Gemma Tyler
Gemma Tyler is a freelance journalist with 15 years of experience writing for consumer publications. She has tested and reviewed a wide range of household items from vacuum cleaners to washing machines and dehumidifiers to steam irons. Her attention to detail and exhaustive testing certainly makes her an expert in her field.
