We recommend that you wash your shirts, inside out, before you wear them. That will remove any extra treatment solutions that might be left over from the printing process. This is a particularly good idea for dark shirts (Black, Olive, Asphalt) as they need extra treatment before they are printed. You might notice a darker rectangle around the print area on dark shirts. This is a result of the process necessary to print dark shirts and should disappear after one or two washes.

Machine wash in cold water with shirt turned inside out. Use a color-safe detergent, not detergents with bleach. Remove promptly from washer and dry on low setting. The shirt will soften up greatly after the first wash. See similar questions...

We recommend that you DO NOT wash Kreinik Silk. Although washing will not affect the silk itself, it may affect the dyes that color it so beautifully. Finished silk designs may be dry-cleaned, however we caution you to seek out a dry-cleaner who specializes in cleaning needlework. Our suggestion, unless visibly soiled, do not dry-clean. In addition, when pressing, press on the wrong side with no steam. Place a towel between the iron and the finished piece. Press lightly. See similar questions...

different artists use different techniques - Teena uses the ancient French technique of silk painting, where large pieces of WHITE silk are stretched on big wooden frames, then balanced on a work bench, and silk paint is painted on by brush (using one brush for each colour). once the silk is dry, it is rolled up in white paper and suspended in a special silk steaming machine, and steamed on high pressure for a minimum of 3 hours. See similar questions...

Most of our t-shirts are silk screen printed... We do have very few styles that are "heat transfer" images - but it would be indicated in the item's description if a shirt is a heat transfer. Thanks! http://www.wickedcoolstuff.com/tshirts.html See similar questions...

Yes, we can expertly launder and press your shirts. You can specify whether you want them hung or folded. Our hi-tech washer and dryer equipment ensure wash and dry cycles are gentle on your washing and, most importantly, not over dried ensuring little or no pressing. See similar questions...

It is the practice to boil the cocoons that still contain the living moth larvae in order to obtain the silk. This produces longer silk threads than if the moth was allowed to emerge. The silkworm can certainly feel pain and will recoil and writhe when injured. See similar questions...

The Vanish Oxi Action Pre-Wash spray pack information states that this product is not suitable for use on either of these materials. You could try the Vanish In-Wash stain remover liquid as this is safe for use on wool, silk and colours and is effective at all wash temperatures. See similar questions...

Hand wash in warm or cold soapy water and AIR DRY. You can also machine wash warm or cold with your regular detergent, preferably in a laundry bag so they do not inadvertently get placed in the dryer-AIR Dry ONLY. Wash frequently (depending on use) to keep the insole free of dirt/grime and also to keep bacteria/odor free. See similar questions...

Wash, yes. Cut, no. Washing your shirts prevents the colors from bleeding and makes working with them a little more pleasant for the CQ sewing team :) But, leave the cutting to us. Just send us your clean, whole shirts and we'll send back a cozy Campus Quilt. See similar questions...

For the most part, yes. The blank shirts we get from Champion, Hanes and Gildan may be assembled in Central America, but the cotton they use is grown in Texas. And the shirts are designed in Florida, printed in California, and processed in Michigan. See similar questions...

Yes. Simply create a shirt and put it in the shirt gallery. Then tell members of your organization to get their shirt from the gallery. Or, you can simply order multiple shirts yourself. For orders of 25 or more shirts, please contact sales1@reactee.com. See similar questions...

Medical grade silk, used as stitches in surgical operations, is made of pure fibroin, the central core of the silk thread. This is because the outer sericin coating of conventional silk has been shown in the past to be linked to some allergic reactions. There has only ever been one report of a single allergic reaction to Fibroin silk in the whole world. DermaSilk therefore uses pure fibroin silk for this reason. See similar questions...

after touching public installations or equipment, such as escalator handrails, elevator control panels or door knobs; See similar questions...

It is fine to wash slings made with our rings in a regular washer. They can also be dried in the drier. You should check your sling and rings carefully after they are washed and dried and before you wear them again. See similar questions...

DermaSilk can be washed as often as necessary. With some forms of weeping eczema it may be necessary to wash it more than once a day to remove any discharge. See similar questions...

We recommend hand washing using a very mild LIQUID HAND SOAP. DO NOT use any detergents, delicate washes, wool washes or antibacterials. These can leach out the natural oils and the leather could become stiff. We also advise against washing the entire slipper unless it becomes absolutely necessary, as some colour can be lost when washed. Please note that some stains, such as heavy foods, oil or nail polish will not come out with washing. See similar questions...