I will wear my favorite cotton T-shirt as often as humanly possible—to work, to sleep, to brunch, to run errands, to a wedding (tucked into a tulle ball gown, mind you). But after so many wears, it’s ...

There are two simple ways to do it, but both rely on the same element: heat. No matter whether they’re cotton, wool, linen or silk — cotton shrinks the most, silk the least — a combination of heat and ...

Yes, you can make a shirt bigger after shrinking it. Soak the shirt in lukewarm water with some hair conditioner to relax the ...

Perhaps you stumbled upon the perfect thrift shop find, only to discover that the beautiful top you found is a size or two ...

The struggle of finding the perfect t-shirt is REAL. Have you been scouring vintage shops and looking online for the perfect-fitting tee and just can't find it? Do you have stacks of shirts that are ...

We may earn commission from links on this page, but we only recommend products we love. Promise. No matter how you obtained your oversized shirt, the point is you might not want to look like you're ...

Hot water + high heat = shrinkage. Toss your cotton or wool item in the washer with hot water, then dry it on high heat to encourage it to shrink. Keep an eye on it. Check the garment periodically to ...

Usually, we do everything in our power to avoid accidentally shrinking our clothes. But there comes a time when intentionally shrinking our clothes will help to fix an oversized garment and give us ...

Fashionistas usually do everything in their power to avoid shrinking their clothes. But every once in a while, a garment needs to be sized down a bit. Whether you’ve lost weight and can’t part with ...