Tefal’s Automatic Clothes Steamer System sits at the premium end of the brand’s garment care range, aiming to take on upright steamers and the “quick refresh” programmes you get on some washer dryers. It’s built for people who want crease reduction without setting up an ironing board, with the bonus of a hygiene-focused steam cycle for items that are awkward to wash after every wear.

Who is this garment care system for?

It makes most sense for busy households, commuters, and anyone dealing with school uniforms, office shirts, or delicate fabrics that don’t love a hot iron. Steam is gentler than direct plate contact, so it’s a sensible route for light creases, knitwear, and pieces with pleats or embellishments. The drying element is useful when clothes feel damp after rain, or when you need something wearable quickly without running a full tumble dry.

  • Steam refresh: helps relax fibres so creases drop out with less effort than ironing.
  • Sanitise cycle: targets odours and everyday bacteria between washes.
  • Drying function: helps finish off slightly damp garments and reduces that “left in the wash” smell.