Whether you need a razor-sharp crease for your corporate suit or a quick touch-up for a delicate silk blouse, Kara Nigeria offers a complete range of garment care solutions. From the reliable "heavyweight" dry irons loved for traditional starching to high-tech standing steamers for fashion boutiques, we stock the world’s most trusted brands including Binatone, Philips, Scanfrost, and Kenwood.
Ideal for those who prefer the classic way of ironing. These irons rely on heat and pressure to flatten stubborn wrinkles.
A hybrid of heat and moisture. Steam irons feature a water tank that releases steam through the soleplate to relax fabric fibers instantly.
Steamers use a flow of hot mist to remove wrinkles without ever touching the fabric with a hot plate. Available in handheld (travel) and standing (professional) models.
| Feature | Dry Iron | Steam Iron | Garment Steamer |
| Crease Quality | Extra Sharp | Sharp | Soft/Natural |
| Speed | Moderate | Fast | Very Fast |
| Fabric Safety | Risk of scorching | Safer with steam | Safest (No contact) |
| Best Brand | Binatone / Qasa | Philips / Scanfrost | Binatone / Kenwood |
Q: Can a garment steamer replace a regular pressing iron?
A: A steamer is excellent for quick touch-ups and delicate fabrics, but it cannot create the "sharp crease" required for formal trousers or starched shirts. For a complete wardrobe, we recommend having both a steamer for speed and a steam iron for precision.
Q: How do I prevent my steam iron from leaking or staining clothes?
A: Most staining is caused by "calcium buildup" from hard water. Use the Self-Clean function once a month and ensure the iron is fully heated before using the steam button to prevent water droplets.
Q: What is the price of a garment steamer in Nigeria?
A: Handheld travel steamers typically start from ₦35,000, while professional standing models (like the Binatone GS series) can range from ₦145,000 to ₦180,000 as of 2026.