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Men's Theory Shirts - proper care for stretch fabric

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Hi, I'm new here so I apologize if this has been asked before (I did do a search and found only one thread that didn't really address this question)

I recently purchased several Theory shirts made of their "stretch fabric." I failed to notice, however, that the fabric care tag on all of the shirts says "Dry Clean Only"

Three of my shirts are 100% cotton. The other is 66% cotton, 31% nylon, and 3% polyurethane.

My question is, would it be safe to wash these shirts in the washer, or do I really need to get them dry cleaned? Does anyone have experience with washing Theory shirts? What do most of you typically do?

Thanks in advance for any replies.
 

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