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I have a question. Should I fold or hang t-shirts? I can't find a consensus anywhere.
I recently ordered over 150 humorous t-shirts. As they're arriving, I realize I want to keep these in good shape, so how should I store them? I have had issues of shoulder bulges caused by hangars, but I also think for visibility of my collection, hangars are better. Plus, I hate folding.
Are there good, cheap hangars that won't stretch t-shirts? PEACE.
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>>12290703
>humorous t-shirts
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>>12290703
8/10
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>>12290711
>>12290723
Can you just answer the question please?
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>>12290728
pour some gasoline over the shirts and set them alight
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>>12290703
I fold my shirts over hangers so the shoulder won't stretch, and I can easily look through them. Idk if you're planning on wearing all 150 at some point but it seems a bit much to hang tho
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>>12290703
You're humorous my guy desu
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Folding is best fort t shirts. Learn the japanese shirt folding method, it helps a lot.?
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>>12290703
>I recently ordered over 150 humorous t-shirts.
Firstly, why?
Secondly, did you personally pick each shirt?
Thirdly, why?
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>>12290703
I fold all my knits to make sure they won't stretch over time
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>>12290762
edgy
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>>12291844
Best technique for folding t-shirts?
>>12291825
Because i need some new t-shirts?
No, i bought them in stacks of 25.
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>>12292873
I fold them the "regular way" but if you have 150 shirts the Japanese way is probably best to use. If you're able to do it well you can fold a shirt in 2-3 seconds
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