I do hang all of my polos and long sleeve things but on things like cotton long sleeve/short sleeve shirts how do you prevent the little bumps that form from the hanger?
Doesn’t really affect golf polos, QZs, hoodies, etc but it’s very noticeable on t shirts.
I personally can’t wait to talk to my wife about these tips and tricks she needs to implement.
lay flat to dry
Get some large towels, put them out on a table or on a bed, lay the sweaters/sweatshirts on them to dry overnight.
Or get a stackable sweater drying rack like this:
Or get a drying rack and hand them on the drying rack like this
or get hangers that you can put shoulder savers on for drying like these.
Tumble dry for 5-10 minutes to get rid of wrinkles
Hang dry inside out
The agitation of outsiding them back out does a good job of breaking up the stiffness. Or you can put them in the dryer for a bit again like @Godmar said.
This will be mine.
I got the mock neck and the quality is awesome. I’ll be ordering more
I’ve been found out. Everyone use as much soap as possible please…. That’s better for my golf budget 
Tumble dry 5 mins to get rid of wrinkles? What is that magic? 
That works for me with golf polos but never regular tee shirts.
It doesn’t completely get rid of them but it’s pretty good.
Great choice as I just ordered the same items. Pocket tee + the mock neck. Arriving tomorrow and can’t wait to check them out.
Using indoor clothes lines instead of advanced machines to dry your clothes. The world is healing itself.
I have the butterfly style drying rack from above and its great. Versatile, lots of space but closes down easy.
I just use hangers all over the laundry room, anywhere else I can hook one, drape over the back of kitchen chairs etc, works great.
*This method is not wife approved.
We have something like this for hangers (golf polos). Folds up into the wall.
And a prime day deal? Sold
I am laundry guy in my house because I f’ing hate when clothes shrink etc. Bit of a laundry psycho…all shirts and pants get hung on the 2 laundry racks I have…never any shrinkage and last way longer.
I’ve got two drying racks in the basement for a lot of my shirts and the like that don’t go in the dryer, and we have a clothes line hung on the floor joists too, if there’s ever overflow. I always put the stuff in the dryer on low for a out 20 minutes once it’s dry though, to soften it up.
I truly did not know there were this many people flouting the modern convenience of a dryer. Should I start air drying all of my clothes???
I have something beefier than that but it works fantastically. I drip dry all my polos and hoodies.
I started using a drying rack for pants, because I tend to shrink most of them in the dryer, and my nicer golf shirts to try and make them last longer.
