Post: #1

I have a Tshirt that I would like to size down with out fading. Does any one have the best and safest method to keep the colors ftom fading?

Post: #2

gym brah tip # 83: The only effective way to shrink a shirt is to do more bench press

Post: #3

If it's cotton the shrinkage happens mostly during the drying process.

Wash in cold water with no detergent, then put it in the dryer on high.

Post: #4

Hey Rex, how many times is enough to shrink a T as much as it can shrink? Is just one time in the dryer all you need or will a few times get it even smaller?

Post: #5

(05-20-2015 04:21 PM)RexImperator Wrote:  If it's cotton the shrinkage happens mostly during the drying process.

Wash in cold water with no detergent, then put it in the dryer on high.

I've had success with boiling water, then cold water, then dryer (in that order).

Post: #6

(06-28-2015 12:57 AM)Brian Shima Wrote:  Hey Rex, how many times is enough to shrink a T as much as it can shrink? Is just one time in the dryer all you need or will a few times get it even smaller?

In my experience most of the shrinkage happens during the first time you dry it with high heat. It may shrink a little bit more after that, but not much.

Post: #7

I first read shrinking skirts...

I am disappointed.

Post: #8

(05-20-2015 04:10 PM)AntiTrace Wrote:  gym brah tip # 83: The only effective way to shrink a shirt is to do more bench press

   
He's right you know. Since I started going a year and a half ago I can barely fit into some of my old medium shirts anymore.

Post: #9

Wash it, dry it on medium (just in case this turns out to be just enough).

If it's not, repeat, but dry it on high.

Post: #10

(06-28-2015 07:02 AM)Hardy Daytona Wrote:  

(05-20-2015 04:10 PM)AntiTrace Wrote:  gym brah tip # 83: The only effective way to shrink a shirt is to do more bench press

He's right you know. Since I started going a year and a half ago I can barely fit into some of my old medium shirts anymore.

That's always a good feeling. About a year after I starting getting serious and quit being the skinny dude I put on and old suit to go to a weeding. I couldn't even button it. Smiled all the way to the alterations shop.