I wash them inside out (to protect the designs) in cold water and then throw them in the dryer with a fabric softener sheet.

don't. buy new at threadless.com. no no. cold wash, no darks with lights says mom, hang dry inside out.

the washing machines at my school don't have a cold/hot setting, it just says Colors. so i dont know what temperature they're at, but i haven't had any problems. i wash them inside out and stick em in the dryer. there's no room to hang dry them here, or else i would probably prefer that.

I got my first threadless shirts during this recent sale. I usually wear extra large. Threadless ones are a bit more snug than what I am used to. So I wash mine inside out. Cold water and no dryer. I hang them up. I dont want these to get any smaller for me. So far so good.

haha, yea, i was laughing when i saw that on the shirts "don't wash, buy new at threadless.com"

i can't afford new ones :(

haha

My washing machine has a cold/cold setting (for colours), so I wash my shirts inside out using that setting and let them hang to dry outside in (hehe). My mom accidently put one of my shirts in the wash using the warm/cold setting (for non-colours/underwear/etc), stuck it in the dryer, and well...the print is pretty ugly and faded now. I still wear it anyway. :)

in a washing machine, hang dry (dryers are for people who like to ruin their clothes)

i wash them at 30°C (86 Fahrenheit), which is the coldest setting on my machine, then i hang them up and iron them when dry (not on the print of course).. i would not put them in a dryer ever.. the first ones my mum washed a little warmer and they are now pretty tight..

Yeah. Dryer's suck. Especially if you're Aussie and have lovely sunshine to do the job for you. Help stop global warming and all that jazz. But also they shrink things (especially the girly tees as they're 100% cotton) and make the colours fade. And they might do awful things for that thick Threadless print.



I'm a laundry obsessive and wash everything with like colours. I told my firends "I'm doing a load of blues" and they all thought I was a freak. But I have a lot of clothes.



Also inside out. And if I'm washing any guy's smalls I use cold water just in case. I can't afford for those to shrink any.

i wash them at 30°C (86 Fahrenheit), which is the coldest setting on my machine, then i hang them up and iron them when dry (not on the print of course).. i would not put them in a dryer ever.. the first ones my mum washed a little warmer and they are now pretty tight..

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