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» Do you wash your brand new clothes before you wear them?
07/11/2017 06:41:26 PM
07/11/2017
06:41 PM
Let me know what you all think :)
07/11/2017 06:58:46 PM
07/11/2017
06:58 PM
Why would I want to wash the new smell before wearing them?
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07/11/2017 07:04:42 PM
07/11/2017
07:04 PM
Yes, they're usually itchy straight from the store
07/11/2017 07:06:05 PM
07/11/2017
07:06 PM
They're lucky if they ever get washed at all.
07/11/2017 07:13:34 PM
07/11/2017
07:13 PM
MICHALCOLE posted...
Yes, they're usually itchy straight from the store
This. What's with that? Dust mites?
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07/11/2017 07:27:53 PM
07/11/2017
07:27 PM
No, but finding fitting clothing is moderately difficult because I'm tall and scrawny. Also as far as I know, men who shop alone don't try on the clothes anyway. If it has the right numbers, it'll fit.
If you are a woman, or at least a purveyor of girly clothing, I recommend you do wash your new stuff. Especially if you are of an average size.
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07/11/2017 09:31:56 PM
07/11/2017
09:31 PM
Yes, always.
Don't care if they were just on the rack, neatly-folded, in a plastic zipper bag, etc. They get rinsed and then dried.
Most humans are disgusting creatures. Always picking their nose, scratching their butt, touching their junk, etc. And then they have the gall to try on clothes and if they don't like them, leave 'em discarded.
When I dry off after a shower, I don't want to put on a pair of jeans that some person briefly wore, while simultaneously going "commando" that day, or wiped his snot-covered fingers on.
07/11/2017 09:32:39 PM
07/11/2017
09:32 PM
In general no. If I think they may shrink/I'm paranoid then I will.
Oddplume posted...
No, but finding fitting clothing is moderately difficult because I'm tall and scrawny.
I have this issue with pants. A thin waste and long legs doesn't end well.
Oddplume posted...
Also as far as I know, men who shop alone don't try on the clothes anyway. If it has the right numbers, it'll fit.
I always try then on if I buy then from a store because of the above reason.
07/13/2017 11:35:53 AM
07/13/2017
11:35 AM
Yes, to remove residual chemicals from the manufacturing process.
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