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Re:Fashion industry emits more carbon than flights and marit... by jraby3 on Tuesday October 22, 2019 @05:04AM (#21321567)
I buy about ten t shirts a year and wear them almost every day. After about a year most are garbage - holes in them, stains, etc.

Any suggestions? I’d love to not have to do this anymore.

Re:Fashion industry emits more carbon than flights and marit... by Broken_Hippo on Tuesday October 22, 2019 @06:06AM (#21321929)
Try out a couple of brands. Some last better than others. Only wash as necessary. This really depends on how you sweat and what sort of activities you do: If you aren't all that sweaty, you can probably get at least 2-3 days out of each. Wear an apron while cooking and other sorts of things to keep it clean a bit longer.

Don't let your cat knead your stomach with her claws: You'll eventually find little holes. That might just be me, though :)

Granted, all of this might not get you all that far, but is worth a shot. I generally have fewer shirts than you that last at least a year (some are long sleeve, some short, all black).

Re:Fashion industry emits more carbon than flights and marit... by claytoneast on Tuesday October 22, 2019 @03:11PM (#21327432)
Buy Carhartt. They make their clothing to last. Heavier materials, better stitching. You'll be lucky to wear one out in 3 years.
Re:Fashion industry emits more carbon than flights and marit... by joaomacp on Tuesday October 22, 2019 @05:43AM (#21321793)
Use some as cleaning cloths.