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Sweat coming through your shirt
Short answer: A skin toned undershirt absorbs sweat before it reaches the shirt. It is the only solution that works a...
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The top that rides up at the back
Short answer: A top rolls up when it is too short or too narrow around the hips. Length solves the problem more often...
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Loose threads and small holes in knit
Short answer: Never cut a loose thread. Pull it gently through to the inside with a needle, otherwise the stitch will...
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When clothing smells after just an hour
Short answer: The smell comes from bacteria living in moisture and skin oils on the fibres, not from the sweat itself...
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The label at the neck that irritates
Short answer: Trim the tag close to the seam with a small pair of scissors, or choose styles with a printed label fro...
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Cold feet at night
Short answer: Cold feet often happen because the body sends heat away from the extremities toward the core at night. ...
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A white t-shirt that shows through
Short answer: Choose skin-toned underwear instead of white, and look for a denser knit in the t-shirt itself. White u...
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Pilling and lint on soft knit
Short answer: Pilling happens where fabric rubs against something else, most often under the arms and along the sides...
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The skirt that clings to your tights
Short answer: Static electricity builds up when indoor air is dry and the fabric is synthetic. Moisture in the air an...
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When clothing itches and what triggers it
Short answer: Itchy clothes usually come down to four things: rough fibres, hard seams, leftover detergent, or a tag ...
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Socks that slide down inside your shoe
Short answer: Socks slip when the cuff has lost its elastic, when the size is too big, or when the heel sits wrong. A...
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When you fall between two sock sizes
Short answer: Choose the larger size. A sock stretched to its limit becomes thinner, wears out faster and presses ove...
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