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Jeans

Jeans are made of thick fabric and are prone to fading, so they require special care:

• Cold Water Wash: Use cold water for machine washing or hand washing to minimize fading.
• Gentle Detergent: Opt for a detergent designed for denim or a mild detergent to protect the fabric color.
• Avoid Frequent Washing: Jeans don’t need frequent washing; washing every 5-6 wears is usually enough. Air them out or spot clean with a damp cloth to keep them fresh.
• Air Dry: Avoid using a dryer as high heat can cause shrinking or distortion. Hang them to dry, keeping them out of direct sunlight.

Workout Pants/Yoga Pants

Workout and yoga pants, often made with stretchy fabrics like spandex, require gentle handling:

• Low Temperature Wash: Use cold or low-temperature water to prevent damage to elastic fibers.
• Avoid Fabric Softener: Fabric softeners can affect elasticity and moisture-wicking properties; instead, use a detergent designed for activewear.
• Air Dry: Avoid using a dryer; choose air drying or lay flat to maintain the shape and elasticity of the fabric.

Dress Pants

Dress pants, usually made from wool or polyester blends, need extra care:

• Dry Clean: Most dress pants are best dry-cleaned to avoid shrinkage or losing their refined texture.
• Low Heat Ironing: If needed, use a low-heat steam iron to remove wrinkles, but avoid direct high temperatures.
• Hang to Maintain Shape: Hang dress pants after washing to help maintain their shape and crease.

Cotton Casual Pants

Cotton pants are generally durable but still need careful attention:

• Warm Water Wash: Use warm water for machine washing, but keep the temperature below 30°C to avoid shrinking.
• Low Heat Drying: If using a dryer, select a low heat setting and avoid fully drying them—leave them slightly damp and air dry to minimize shrinkage.
• Ironing: Cotton pants can be ironed, but use a moderate temperature, and place a cloth over them to protect the fabric.