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If you’re anything like me, by now you’ve officially committed to full-time #leggingslife. Jeans? With buttons? Yeah, I don’t know them. In fact, I’ve been wearing the same pair of Lululemon yoga pants for the last three days, and it feels wonderful. But according to experts, my uniform way of life probably isn’t the best idea. “It really depends on how much wear is actually involved, but I would recommend washing any clothing item that is in close contact with parts of your body that are more prone to odors and sweat for long periods of time after every single time...

It’s laundry time. You go to take your favorite t-shirt, pair jeans, or sweater out of the dryer only to find that it’s now three sizes too small. The horror. Thankfully, all hope is not lost. There is a way you can bring the article of clothing back to life. All it takes is some warm water, fabric softener, and a little stretching action to unshrink those clothes. Below, learn why clothes shrink in the first place (hint: it’s not for the reason you may think), instructions on how to unshrink different types of fabrics, and tips on how to...

I remember the very first time I retired a bra. Purchased in the the tween section of Target, what was once a beautiful neon-pink number with gold stars had degraded into a faded, stretched out shadow of its former self. Even though the garment brought me heaps of discomfort (boo you, underwire), it was hard to say goodbye. The bra had loved me faithfully; now, I had to let go. The circle of (undergarment) life should repeat itself every six to eight months, according to Jessica Pfister, vice president of lingerie brand Le Mystere. “When your bra is worn out,...

I remember the very first time I retired a bra. Purchased in the the tween section of Target, what was once a beautiful neon-pink number with gold stars had degraded into a faded, stretched out shadow of its former self. Even though the garment brought me heaps of discomfort (boo you, underwire), it was hard to say goodbye. The bra had loved me faithfully; now, I had to let go. The circle of (undergarment) life should repeat itself every six to eight months, according to Jessica Pfister, vice president of lingerie brand Le Mystere. “When your bra is worn out,...