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LAUNDRY TIPS

How to Make Your Clothes Last Longer - PART 2:
6 simple ways to take better care of your wardrobe — which will save you money in the long run.

1. Give Your Clothing a Rest

It's basic advice, but it makes sense to rotate your shoes, suits, and other apparel so that they're not in constant use or get prematurely worn out. "Rotation is key across your whole wardrobe. You don't want to wear the same suit two days in a row" says one clothing expert. Trousers get twice the stress of wear and tear that jackets do, and should be kept in the closet more often, he also advises. Shoes should be given time to air out, too.

2. Store Everything Properly

If you're not going to wear an outfit for a full season, then you should store it with care. Suits that are being put away for the summer, for example, should be hung on a suit hanger in a canvas bag that's breathable. And it's best not to jam your closet full of items, either.

It's important to also consider how you're storing your clothes. Cheap plastic or wire hangers will stretch out the shoulder of a garment while wooden hangers are best for men's suits or heavier items. The styles and prices run the gamut. And remember that knit fabrics shouldn't be put on hangers at all because the weight of the item will stretch it out over time.

3. Don't Use Dry Cleaning Too Much

Not only is dry cleaning (the process of using only chemicals to clean clothes) expensive, but harsh chemicals such as starch, will harm fabric. It's better to steam your clothes at home with a steamer or in the bathroom during a shower, in between dry cleaning visits. If you do take them to the cleaners, ask that they be laundered i.e. washed and aired to dry, which is a less stressful option if the tag on the clothing says it can endure it, and have them ironed without starch.

4. Take Care When Washing

The easiest way to prevent clothes from fading or wearing out is to wash them with cold water and use less detergent. You can also turn shirts with graphics inside out before washing; wash jeans separately so the rough denim doesn't rub shirts raw over time; and wash delicate clothes on their own.

5. Avoid the Dryer When Possible

High heat fades and shrinks material. In fact, the balls of lint you remove from your clothes dryer are actually fibers from your wardrobe. It's therefore advisable to use a dryer sparingly, and when possible line dry your clothes, says Linda Arroz, a former Hollywood stylist and co-author of Affordable Couture. What's more, heat breaks down the elastic fibers in clothes — especially intimate apparel — Arroz says, causing breakage and stretching. It's better to dry-flat or hang-dry such items.

6. Refresh Clothing With a Dye Bath

If you like to wear a lot of dark clothing, you may sometimes notice your blacks appear, well, not quite black. You can restore the colour to ur clothes by using a simple black cloth dye to give your items a dye bath. It's relatively simple to do and makes your apparel appear new again.

With these simple care instructions, you'll find that your favorite shirt and your perfect pair of pants can withstand longer wear. And with the money you'll save on not buying replacement T-shirts, you can invest in finer fabrics and higher-end wear knowing you will get the most out of each item.

LAUNDRY TIPS PART1:
HOW MAKE YOUR CLOTHES LAST LONGER

1. Wash by Fabric Type, Not by Color: Sorting your clothes by fabric type is a good way to cut down on your energy bill, but it's also a good way to keep a t-shirt alive for a long time. The idea is pretty straight forward: when you wash t-shirts together they live longer because they don't have buttons, zippers, or anything else beating them up in the washer. It's a good idea to flip any silk screened shirts inside out to help preserve the image longer and you can also add a pinch of pepper to the wash to keep the colors bright. If you really want to prevent wear, skip the dryer all together and let them air dry.

2. Zip Up Jackets and Jeans: Leaving the zipper down on your pants and jackets means it can get caught up in things and attack any other clothes you have in the wash with it (including other jackets and jeans). When you zip them up they don't flail around and don't come out of the dryer bent up all weird.

3. For Everything Else, Follow the Directions: With proper care most clothes can last a really long time. This is especially the case with jackets and sweaters, but only if you follow the directions and clean them properly. If you need to dry clean some clothes, you can easily do it at home with Dryel. Dry cleaning isn't really the most fun way to take care of clothes, but if you want them to last and the label recommends it then it's your best option.

Washing your clothes right is just the first step of a larger puzzle to keep them looking good. You also need to store them the correct way. Photo by Horia Varlan.

Take a Few Preventative Measures with Your Storage

Unfortunately, you can't wear your favorite clothes all the time (unless all your clothes are your favorite clothes) and you have to stick them in a closet or drawer every once and awhile. To that end, it's generally recommended you fold sweaters and t-shirts to help them last longer because putting them on hangers can stretch them out.

If you're storing your favorite wool sweater over the summer, don't forget to protect it against moth attacks with either moth balls or a little lavender. Be sure to store clothes in dark, dry places to help them last longer.

As the weekend approaches and you get set to do your laundry at home, Breezy Laundry & Dry-cleaning Service has decided to share useful laundry tips that will help you ensure that your clothes remain clean, bright, and last longer.

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