tabaddon
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Narfcake wrote:Space, time, convenience ... folks have their reasons.
I line dry, not just to prevent shrinkage and additional wear (dryer lint are the fibers of your clothes abrading off), but also because of the zero energy cost aspect. 
High-five, same here. Hardly anything gets machine dried. (*Occasionally* I'll put things in for about 5 minutes with no heat to soften up and get lint off. That happens about once a week.)
Anyway, my point was just that when people complain that their shirts shrink, it's very likely it's not the shirt's or manufacturer's fault. Same with damage to printing or transfers. Heat's the enemy of a lot of things.
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bounty42
quality posts: 15
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thermopylion wrote:Well, a friend has seen mine and wants to order them as the uniform for his cafe (currently under construction).
Contact the artist directly, saddly the shirt is no longer for sale.
Numquam minoris aestimo potentia stultis, maxime in magna coetus
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■(1:40 PM, 7/27/2012) bounty42 quips, "Forget Guest Editor, what we need is a Guest Rejectionator."
■(10:40 AM, 6/21/2012 ) bounty42 inquires, "Is it just me, or do we not typically get this many Editors Choice shirts?"
■(2:02 PM, 6/15/2012) bounty42 runs numbers.
■(10:40 AM, 6/7/2012) bounty42 dispenses wisdom for all those 'too late' naysayers, "A woot shirt is never late, nor is it early, it arrives precisely when it means to."
■(3:20 PM, 5/18/2012) bounty42 states, "The turtle is very cute, and I love the smug look he's got."
