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Harper Reed replied on March 21, 2008 00:45 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

You would think that. but for some reason it is working out pretty well. maybe my friends don't have noses?

Leslie Chicoine replied on March 20, 2008 23:57 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

I guess that's a great way to lengthen the life of you t-shirts and shorten your social life. ;)

Amy Muller replied on March 20, 2008 20:56 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

I second (or third or fourth) the hang-drying philosophy. I do this with most of my clothes (and all my Threadless tees) anyway. Good for the clothes. Good for the earth.

Jake Nickell replied on March 20, 2008 20:36 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

he's really not kidding

Harper Reed replied on March 20, 2008 20:32 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

personally (and my coworkers can probably attest to this) i just don't wash my clothes.

Leslie Chicoine replied on March 18, 2008 18:34 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

I like this "environmentally friendly t-shirt love" advice. Thanks!

katier replied on March 17, 2008 16:29 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

Another thing you might want to consider-
When my Threadless shirts are new, I always hang dry them.You can avoid shrinking that way. It's good for the environment and your tees!

mikeh replied on March 14, 2008 18:31 to the question "What are the best ways to lengthen the life of your t-shirt?" in Threadless:

I find that my shirts remain in "new" like condition if they are washed in cold water on the delicate cycle. I've also found that drying them in low heat helps.