On the JE it says to dry clean for some clothing. Is there anyway I can avoid the dry cleaning and wash at home or is it best to just bring it to the cleaners?
can you clarify the specific item(s)?
STYLE. COMMUNITY. GREAT CLOTHING.
Bored of counting likes on social networks? At Styleforum, you’ll find rousing discussions that go beyond strings of emojis.
Click Here to join Styleforum's thousands of style enthusiasts today!
Styleforum is supported in part by commission earning affiliate links sitewide. Please support us by using them. You may learn more here.
On the JE it says to dry clean for some clothing. Is there anyway I can avoid the dry cleaning and wash at home or is it best to just bring it to the cleaners?
?Patience. It’s not that big a deal. This bigger **** going on in the world.
Miramar Tactical cargo shorts say dry clean only, they're are made of cotton and nylon so not sure why. I know for some denim it says to dry clean but I get that.can you clarify the specific item(s)?
Sometimes it has to do with how the two materials interact with the washing/drying process. The cotton may shrink, whereas the nylon would not, which would deform the pants. You could hand wash them in cold water and hang dry them.Miramar Tactical cargo shorts say dry clean only, they're are made of cotton and nylon so not sure why. I know for some denim it says to dry clean but I get that.
yessir! Wearing mine today alsoScarabs really are the absolute Grail grey wash.
here with a Classic Crew long sleeve, sized up to an XL which was a mistake but this is an old old top
how do y'all pull off the t underneath the hoodie/sweats look? everytime I try, the tshirt gets bunched up and looks ass. It's not like my hoodie/sweats are tight as well
You gotta buy the inner layer OS stuff (t shirt) 1 size down, and the outerwear TTS. That’s how I get it to work.Yea I was never able to get that look down. It looks bad whenever I do it. The tee gets all scrunched up and sloppy under the hoodie. I just tuck it in for a cleaner look lol.