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I'm all about the hot wash / hot dry on any clothes I really wear.
stuff like oxfords really benefit from it, but I guess like actual dress shirts and stuff I send out.
throwing on a heavy weight TB oxford fresh out of the dryer.. mmm
stuff like oxfords really benefit from it, but I guess like actual dress shirts and stuff I send out.
throwing on a heavy weight TB oxford fresh out of the dryer.. mmm
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Rainy season fucked up my Redwing 2268s. I mean mold grew inside the boot
Any advice? Sorta wonder if I can just take it to a shoe guy to clean because I don't want it growing back if I miss some.
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I'm all about the hot wash / hot dry on any clothes I really wear.Originally Posted by tween_spirit
stuff like oxfords really benefit from it, but I guess like actual dress shirts and stuff I send out.
throwing on a heavy weight TB oxford fresh out of the dryer.. mmm
wait, seriously? Does this make them fit slimmer or anything> My blue could serve a good shrink. does it soften too? ****, I don't know why this blew my mind.
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There's a pragmatic school of thought among old-school oxford wearers that oxford shirts are best worn straight from the dryer and not ironed.
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so I asked my japanese proxy to ask a couple of sites for the sizing on stuff, and apparently after 3 weeks he still hasn't got a response. Really helps when im trying to pre-order **** already coming out this month thats selling out.
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wait, seriously? Does this make them fit slimmer or anything> My blue could serve a good shrink. does it soften too? ****, I don't know why this blew my mind.Originally Posted by scott.m
TB shirts are pre-shrunk so not much, but when you first put it on you'll notice it fits a bit slimmer overall. Softens them up though for sure, especially over time. I mean warm/warm is good too, but won't shrink it.
There's a pragmatic school of thought among old-school oxford wearers that oxford shirts are best worn straight from the dryer and not ironed.Originally Posted by shoreman1782
Yeah I can't imagine I'm the only one
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There's a pragmatic school of thought among old-school oxford wearers that oxford shirts are best worn straight from the dryer and not ironed.Originally Posted by shoreman1782
I don't iron any of my shirts but definitely see ironing oxford shirts the same as going to a BBQ and using a knife and fork to eat stuff as cleanly as possible.
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best temperature for drying oxfords? will save me a ton of time steaming shirts.
and never really got an answer, would it be fine to machine wash (delicate cycle) my geller shirt with a spin on extra low or just hand wash it?
and never really got an answer, would it be fine to machine wash (delicate cycle) my geller shirt with a spin on extra low or just hand wash it?
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Refurbished steamer, but really cheap
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Had a dream that I had some oxblood-colored selvedge jeans and now I want some
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