Made with dry-fit type fabrics
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burn them and buy new ones!
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REGULAR FAN---WILD WIND BLOWN DRY LOOK?
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Depends on the fabric that you are trying to shrink.\n\nCotton: \n\nHot Water. I remember back in the '80s when I was in Middle School of stories of girls buying jeans and then wearing them in bathtubs of hot water for them to shrink around their body... I also know that I've thrown away a lot of t-shirts because they have shrunk.\n\nYou will notice that a lot of cotton garments now say pre-shrunk. That simply means they have been pre-washed.\n\nWool:\n\nAny type of water will shrink wool and the reason why wool products are dry-clean only.\n\nPolyester/Nylon/Microfiber/etc.\n\nThese are man-made fibers that are essentially plastic. They will not shrink, in fact hot water or hot air from a dryer can make them essentially melt which gives that 1960's glimmer or sheen to them. It is advised when flying on an airplane to wear cotton and not poly in case of emergency.\n\nSilk:\n\nSilk is a natural fiber but is weakened by water and eventually will desinegragte and again is another fibre that is dry-clean only.
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* creating diferent types of synthetic fibers out of which new materials for clothing can be made.  maybe lighter clothing or warmer clothing, clothing that can change colors, things like that\n\n* development of machines and other instruments that could allow for clothes to be made more cost efficiently\n\n* as new technologies are created, new demands are placed on fashion - take the ipod for example.  wit its development, things like shirts with a ipod pocket could be created to go along with the technology\n\nthose are just some ideas
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I don't know if I understood you correctly but Puerto Rico's footwear offer is the same as in any other place: sneakers, sandals, work footwear, evening footwear, slippers, etc..You can find some artisans that make shoes, specially casual sandals out of leather.
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You might be refering to this:\n\nhttp://textileinfo.com/en/tech/imada/kennrou/page08.html\n\nMore on the subject can be found with a web search.
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Try this web site.  It might have what you're looking for...\n\nhttp://www.rustyzipper.com/shop.cfm/rz/type~Formal%20Wear/gender~Mens/formalwear.cfm?nav=left\n\nThis was really tough to find, so I sympathize with your seamstress (-:
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Try a tight fitting t-shirt or technical shirt like Under Armour.
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Fabjobs.com has most of the information you are seeking.  Good Luck! There is a need for designers who design stuff people actually want to wear!
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I know this sounds funny, but get some fabric softeners and rub them all over you.  It helps with the static electricity of clothes, but it can also help with general static electricity.
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Hey, Glad to help with the MR2...Anyway, Go to DuluthTrading.com They sell All kinds of clothes and outdoor gear for MEN. One of their products is a Better pair of Boxers. The fabric is a Polyester knit that Is thin and stretchy while wicking moisture up to 10x better than cotton to keep you drier. They are a little pricey...about $15.00/pair but they are really good. The Longtail T shirts are great there as well...They are longer to avoid 'Plumbers Butt' Check it out...it is good stuff there.
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Try a large chain fabric store such as Jo-Ann (fabric) Stores (www.joann.com) OR maybe Michael's Art and Craft Stores (www.michaels.com)
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I get them as well....I don't wear anything thats got nylon in it ...try to wear 100% cotton. Socks are the worst. Also some trainers seem to cut you off from the "earth".
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You can try looking at:\n\nhttp://hotproducts.alibaba.com/manufacturers-exporters/Spandex_Fabric.html\n\nOR\n\nhttp://www.spandexwarehouse.com/
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If you are taking about patterns to sew something try Wal-Mart.
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I think there is an online company called "Neighborhoodies" that does that as well as other customized clothes ... the city ones are called "communi-tees".
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It's a really tight spandex type material. A bikini for men. Without the top.