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Men's clothing that does not crease during the day

Short answer: Short answer: Knitted fabrics wrinkle less than woven ones. A light stretch in the yarn helps the fabri...

Why towels stop absorbing

Short answer: Fabric softener leaves a film on the fibers that repels water. It is not the towel that is worn out, it...

Why a new garment feels different after a month

Short answer: Finishing washes out, the fibres settle and the knit finds its own shape after the first few washes. Th...

Colour fades faster than fabric wears out

Short answer: Most clothes get thrown out because the colour has gone dull, not because the fabric is worn. Wash cool...

Why the hole always appears in the same place

Short answer: The hole appears where friction is greatest, usually at the heel or under the big toe. Shoes, walking s...

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...

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...

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...

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...

When the shoulder seam does not sit where it should

Short answer: The seam should sit exactly where the shoulder bends down to the arm. Further out and the garment is to...

When the sleeve is too short even in the right size

Short answer: Sizes follow chest measurement, not arm length. If you are tall with an average chest, the sleeve ends ...

Why colour fades over time

Short answer: Short answer: Light, friction and hot water remove colour from the fibre surface. These are the three f...