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Not the sexiest of subjects I know. A few years ago I would have been rolling my eyes reading something like this and thinking…who has the time to separate laundry these days? Just chuck it in, stick in one of those colour catcher sheets, shut the door and get on with real life. Right?
A simple t-shirt. I used to think these were the most boring of items to have in my selection of clothes and now I love these ‘boring’ items. I used to avoid things I thought were too plain, but now I consider these kinds of things essential items in my wardrobe. I remember when I was younger and a t-shirt was just that, a t-shirt. You rarely saw anyone doing anything interesting with them, but that’s just not the case these days. Here are four ways to wear a very simple t-shirt.
To hang or to fold? It’s a question we’ve all asked at one time or another, especially when it comes to items like jeans, jumpers, and other tops. Is this something you debate with yourself? Here are a few thoughts.
By properly caring for your most delicate fabrics, you can make them last much longer and keep them looking new for longer as well. It might be that we are talking about something you might only wear once or twice a year. Maybe it’s something with sequins that only comes out at Christmas?
There are tons of products you can buy which are designed to keep the colour where it is, and not let colours run into each other, some are better than others of course, but there are also some natural ways of keeping on top of this as well.
Laundry can consume a huge amount of time when you have a family. Firstly, there’s the normal laundry of each family member, then there’s bedding, towels, swimming kit, school uniforms, muddy things from busy weekends, more muddy things from any outdoor hobbies, sports kit and so on. It is basically a never-ending cycle. At least, it is in our house.
Do you have items in your wardrobe that are looking a little tired? That cold shoulder top perhaps? Maybe you have fabrics that are bobbling for example? Maybe your favourite top has a couple of pulled threads in need of attention? Or maybe you’ve just re-stocked on a few things and want to make sure they last as long as possible?
White clothes are something I have consciously steered in the opposite direction from since having children. I mean white and kids just don’t mix do they? So how do you keep those whites white?