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Sexy. I like the way a nice twill feels on the skin, though. It's rugged exterior does not do justice to its underlying sensuality.Originally Posted by mafoofan
Mafoo,are they all hand washed? After each wear?Originally Posted by forex
My shirts are much more small timer than foo's and I handwash mine after each wear. I don't see the problem.Originally Posted by ramuman
I used to handwash my nicer shirts in law school. It wasn't a big deal, but it's still a little more trouble than machine washing, and machine washing doesn't seem to introduce any added wear.Originally Posted by mafoofan
I live in a condo with a downstairs-laundromat-o machine. That might be the problem. You likely have a nice washer.Originally Posted by ramuman
We machine wash after every wear, then hang dry.Originally Posted by mafoofan
I'm sorry if I stepped on some misguided sense of political correctness, but, yes, my wife is in charge of the laundry. She also cooks. Her risotto is particularly good and she lets me eat it even though I did not cook my portion.Originally Posted by mafoofan
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Don't sweat the PC stuff!Originally Posted by romafan
No ensuite laundry? Surprisingly small time.Originally Posted by triniboy27
I was using 'we' casually. She hates ironing the Matuozzo collars and cuffs because their construction makes them difficult to work with. There's lots of extra fabric you have to push and prod to iron them straight. So, I often do them myself since I don't mind as much.Originally Posted by mafoofan
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Much like yourself.Originally Posted by ramuman
Nah, we use our building's basement laundry. The washing machinese aren't anything special. They are, however, side loading.Originally Posted by mafoofan
No ensuite laundry? Surprisingly small time.Originally Posted by triniboy27
I was waiting for a Haganah comment about having a shower curtain, but yours will do.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
"As much" is too much! Life is short - find yourself a trustworthy cleaner and be done w/ this drudgery!Originally Posted by romafan
Yep. Other than solids, I have two of each pattern. I rarely like something enough to buy it without wanting more than one. Also, this way, there's spare parts if one needs repair.Originally Posted by mafoofan
I actually thought one was barrel cuff and the other one was French. But you explanation makes sense too.Originally Posted by oshinex
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