I bought a white work shirt that I'm going to use a transfer on. When I went to buy some, it said "Do not wash fabric before hand". I've washed the shirt once.
Any reason it would say that? Or should I be OK?
Shrinkage/Material Integrity/Fiber Uniformity.
All new material used in clothing is starched to a varying degree. The starch serves to provide rigidity for cutting and stitching. Washing the starch out affects the three traits listed above; ergo it affects the viability of a clean, even, and durable transfer.
(03-04-2014, 07:44 PM)Kor link Wrote: [ -> ]Shrinkage/Material Integrity/Fiber Uniformity.
All new material used in clothing is starched to a varying degree. The starch serves to provide rigidity for cutting and stitching. Washing the starch out affects the three traits listed above; ergo it affects the viability of a clean, even, and durable transfer.
What this man said
Interesting. So, if I washed it once, is it OK? Should I attempt to starch it? Should I just get a new one?
(03-04-2014, 11:22 PM)Neptune link Wrote: [ -> ]Interesting. So, if I washed it once, is it OK? Should I attempt to starch it? Should I just get a new one?
Buy new. Attempting to starch now will be foiled by:
(03-04-2014, 07:44 PM)Kor link Wrote: [ -> ]Shrinkage/Material Integrity/Fiber Uniformity.
Thanks. Glad I asked instead of wasting more money. I'm also glad that this is my only real "crafting" for this particular costume. Was able to buy everything else.
I ain't no hero, man, it's cool, it's super chill...here, take my wallet.