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Underwear that rides up in the crotch

Short answer: Short answer: Riding up comes from too little fabric at the back or a material that is too smooth. Choo...

The waistband of your briefs rolls down on the stomach

Short answer: Short answer: The waistband rolls when it is too narrow or too tight for the hips. Choose a wider waist...

Straps that slide off the shoulder

Short answer: Short answer: Straps slip when they are too loose, or when your shoulders slope. Tighten the straps, ch...

The band on your bra rides up at the back

Short answer: Short answer: The band rides up because it is too loose, not because the straps are too long. Tighten t...

The sock twists around your foot

Short answer: A sock that twists is too big or has lost its shape. Choose the size by foot length, and look for a hee...

A hole in the toe of your socks again and again

Short answer: A hole in the same spot often comes from a nail, a shoe edge, or a gait that stresses exactly that poin...

Your socks slide down into the shoe all day

Short answer: A sock slides down when the shaft is too short or the elastic has worn out. Choose a length that reache...

The neckline on your t-shirt has gone slack

Short answer: A sagging neckline comes from the garment being pulled over the head and hung on a hanger. Fold the gar...

The hem rolls up at the edge

Short answer: Single jersey always curls at a free edge. That is the nature of the fabric, not a flaw, and steaming o...

Wrinkles across the back of a t-shirt that otherwise fits

Short answer: Wrinkles in the back come from a shoulder width that is too large, not from the fabric itself. Choose a...

Tide marks after drying on the line

Short answer: Ring marks are an edge of dirt and detergent that collect where the fabric dries last. Rinse better, av...

Ink from a biro in the chest pocket

Short answer: Place a cloth under the fabric and dab the ink out with rubbing alcohol or hand sanitizer. Change the c...