Drycleaner Issue

[KaiserSose]

This may be nothing and I kind of feel silly posting a thread on it, but there is no monthly bullshit / random talk thread (which is really strange) so.. here it goes.

I got my new shirts back from the drycleaners - I am very paranoid since they are new and I spent a good deal on them - and noticed that they have small indented circles in the bottom. Through one of the circles is a hole that looks like it came from a pin. My girlfriend informs me that they will be okay with a wash, but even if that is the case it's still an annoyance for me.

I guess my question's are:

a) Will the shirts be okay?
b) If not, will this kind of thing damage the shirts in the long run?

I know my camera sucks.

 

[Keon]

I'm not an expert but considering that's the bottom of the shirt and is tucked in, I don't think you'll have any problems. My cleaners often leave marks on the bottom, but not circles like that.

 

[Composer_1777]

I dunno man, that seems like it would bother me to. Just find a new cleaners for next time.

Btw what brand is that, the texture and color look awesome.

 

[Cary Grant]

May have pinned an ID tag when they were washing. I wouldn't worry about it.

 

[Shikar]

Originally Posted by KaiserSose

This may be nothing and I kind of feel silly posting a thread on it........
+100000.....

Originally Posted by Composer_1777

Btw what brand is that, the texture and color look awesome.
Gucci (see buttons).

Originally Posted by Cary Grant

May have pinned an ID tag when they were washing. I wouldn't worry about it.

Regards.

 

[a tailor]

when the body gets pressed it is placed on a form.
clamps ar set at the bottom to hold it in place, thats just just their impression.
thats considered acceptable.

 

[dirk diggler]

your shirt has herpes. you will never get rid of the marks. all you can do is hope not to have a flare-up when you are out and about.

 

[Mannix]

Originally Posted by dirk diggler

your shirt has herpes. you will never get rid of the marks. all you can do is hope not to have a flare-up when you are out and about.

This seems feasible...

 

[KaiserSose]

Originally Posted by a tailor

when the body gets pressed it is placed on a form.
clamps ar set at the bottom to hold it in place, thats just just their impression.
thats considered acceptable.

Kind of unacceptable for me though as I wear some of the shirts untucked to bars, etc..

I am glad to hear that it doesn't permanently affect the shirt though.