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Suits, trousers, ironed in a very hot temperature might the shiny fabric syndrome, a condition where the fabric shines when it shouldn't.
This is why is very important to read and follow the ironing instructions on your clothes to avoid such condition. But if when it happens, one of the most common but effective solution is using acetic acid(vinegar), water, and a sponge or a damp clothe.
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