I do it primarily because I don’t want anything shrinking from the desired size that I want. It’s probably excessive but it’s what I do
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We air dry approximately half of our laundry. Old t-shirts, pajamas, undies, towels, sheets, and socks get the dryer. Everything else is hang dry.
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SAAAAAAMMMMMMMEEEEEEEE
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Cold wash with light detergent, cold tumble dry, fold fresh out of the dryer.
No problems.
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I buy new t-shirts each year for basketball season (including in a couple weeks) and I feel like I get to wear them once and then they shrink and they’re too short. Is this probably just a case of needing to air dry them?
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Yes.
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Wait,you people are still wearing cotton shirts and pants?
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I do the exact same thing… also use wool dryer balls as they seem to help things dry quicker, but never had issues with shrinkage or discoloration beyond expected with wear.
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Of course not.
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Just got my first Rhoback hoodie from NLU. Very impressed! The USD to CAD conversion hurts but everything from the Pro Shop has been legit so far. Ordering was a bit anxiety inducing as I was in between sizes on the sizing chart, but it worked out. Kudos to the whole merch team!
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Love to hear that!
For the record I dry all of my clothes and they never shrink (unless 100% cotton). Ijs. Yes bragging camp rules
Yeah same here. The real benefit to hang drying is the damage reduction as @ChickPhilA mentioned.
I’ve noticed with a few of the H&B shirts I have threads pilling or something of the like. I’m assuming it’s not helped by the dryer.
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Got my first subtle dog logo tops from the fall collection.
Good lord. They’ll be getting a lot of wearing. Just gutted the pumpkin/orange one was out of stock when I wanted it!
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Cotton is a great material
Cotton is great for towels and tablecloths.
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