brpac
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Hey All--
I always have this issue--
Whenever I buy a new pair of raw jeans the indigo stains all of my white shirts--and now it's stained the bottom of a new Schott leather jacket I just bought (see pic).
How do I prevent this? I know the standard methods of washing/soaking the jeans--but I am always a non-wash guy until after 3 or 4 months of wear. What is the best way to prevent what they call "dry-crocking" (the dye rubbing off) while still making it possible to break in my jeans and get that "unwashed" look after a year of wear?
Thanks!
I always have this issue--
Whenever I buy a new pair of raw jeans the indigo stains all of my white shirts--and now it's stained the bottom of a new Schott leather jacket I just bought (see pic).
How do I prevent this? I know the standard methods of washing/soaking the jeans--but I am always a non-wash guy until after 3 or 4 months of wear. What is the best way to prevent what they call "dry-crocking" (the dye rubbing off) while still making it possible to break in my jeans and get that "unwashed" look after a year of wear?
Thanks!