View Full Version : Making shirts smaller.
So I got given these cotton t-shirts, I like them but they're too big (I'm small, they're medium). So what's a good way to make them smaller? Stitching/shrinkage/whaaat?
Wash them in hot water and then dry in hot. But it'll shrink a lot.
notamuppet
2008-11-06, 00:14
shrinkage
i think shrinkage only happens in cold water, or at least thats the way it is with me
hazmat594
2008-11-06, 03:07
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=make+shirts+smaller&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&oq=
It's the first fucking result, try googling it.
Chupacabre
2008-11-06, 04:10
i think shrinkage only happens in cold water, or at least thats the way it is with me
Cold=shrinkage
suck_my_muffin
2008-11-12, 03:13
The only problem with the hot water/drying thing is that when I wear it for more than a few mins it stretches out just as large as it was before I washed it.
Chupacabre
2008-11-12, 04:26
The only problem with the hot water/drying thing is that when I wear it for more than a few mins it stretches out just as large as it was before I washed it.
When i do it they shrink ALOT.
moomoo345
2008-11-20, 03:57
wow people who think clothes shrink in cold water are complete morons
perfect chaos
2008-11-20, 12:47
wow people who think clothes shrink in cold water are complete morons
They're talking about penises moron.
Wash is in hot water, dry it and whilst it's still a bit damp (not completly dry) iron it with hot steam.
Wash is in hot water, dry it and whilst it's still a bit damp (not completly dry) iron it with hot steam.
What kind of materials does that work / not work for?