My t shirts

[DiddyDonuts]

So on mountain i wear a big bonfire jacket and white session snowpants and off mountain i wear bigger t's(not really tall t's, havent invested in them yet) and whatever jeans. So my dilemna is that sometimes my long sleeved shirts and t shirts will shrink so i was wondering how i could make them longer again

 

[Logey.]

stroke it softly for about and hour or so with some apple juice. tell me how it works

 

[Yung_Gnarley]

Stretch them out after getting them wet.

 

[Meredith.P]

this is way longer than it needs to be

 

[iFlip]

This. Make sure to get real apple juice, not apple juice concentrate though. I recommend Motts. It usually takes between half a gallon and a gallon per shirt.

 

[Yung_Gnarley]

prophet...

 

[Troy.]

Proprietor

 

[AbeFroman]

appropriation

 

[Coinpie]

LOL

 

[Coinpie]

profit

 

[gombo8]

CA CA COMBOOO BREAKERRR

 

[LIL-WAT]

Swing it around over your head for 2hrs like a helicopter.

 

[Obie.]

Buy longer t shirts in a size that you prefer and DONT dry them in the dryer, only hang dry, not that hard to figure out.

 

[shreddenator]

You want help with your wardrobe.

Seriously.

This is a gear thread. This is not help-me-with-my-laundry-because-my-mom-shrunk-it-again-thread.

Okay?

P.S How do you like Bonfire products? What kind of features do they have? Breathability?

 

[Monophonically]

always hang dry, its way better than wasting enrgy on drying clothes fast

 

[Piste.Off]

I admire your persistence of hating on stupid fashion threads like this. I really do. But I'm afraid its a lost cause.

 

[Chompo.]

1- get wet (lol)

2- stretch out

3- hang dry

4- ??????

5- Profit