How to Wash Your Custom Screen Printed Apparel

First, always use cold water. There's really no reason to wash clothes in hot water unless you're a hospital or a hotel laundering sheets and towels. Cold water will get your clothes clean and it's certainly gentler on the fabric.

Second, don't use bleach or other strong detergent products. Like using hot water, there's no good reason to use harsh cleaning products on your clothes. Use a stain remover on spots but try to stay away from bleach all together. You don't have to use Woolite but use a mild detergent on your clothes.

Third, turn your clothes inside out before you wash and dry them. Most people already do this with t-shirts and jeans, but all of your clothes will benefit from the inside out maneuver to prevent fading and to protect printing and embellishments.

Fourth, do not put your clothes in a hot dryer. We cannot stress enough this point about hot air and your clothes. Never set the dryer on its highest heat settings when you want to dry clothes (towels don't mind being cooked in the dryer!), and always remove them from the dryer before they are completely dry to hang up or lay out to finish drying. High heat is probably the worst enemy of custom printed apparel (and most clothes).

Fifth, wash similar clothes together and we're not just talking about colors!

• Medium: Length:26.37"/Shoulder:16.14"/Bust:37".
• Large: Length:27.16"/Shoulder:16.53"/Bust:38.58".
• X-Large: Length:27.95"/Shoulder:16.92"/Bust:40.15".
• XX-Large: Length:28.34"/Shoulder:17.71"/Bust:40.94".
• XXX-Large: Length:29.13"/Shoulder:18.5"/Bust:42.51".

Medium: Length:26.37"/Shoulder:16.14"/Bust:37".