This absolutely works. I bought a AMI Paris sweater from Poshmark. I wear a large (40-42) and the Poshmark description was the same, but when it arrived it fit like a SMEDium lol. I did this method, but the AMI Paris sweater is so well made the material isn’t very elastic even wet/ damp. So when it was 3/4 dry, I put the sweater on and did some extreme stretching … I crouched down and pulled the sweater over my knees and stretched the length .. did this for the back by wearing the sweater backwards. This elongated the length evenly. I then put my elbows in the chest area and spread my arms/ elbows apart and repeated around the obliques. Allowed it to air dry flat and there is so much room it’s even baggy.
Simply wash your shirt with other clothing as usual. Toss it in the dryer for 5 minutes with other clothing to prevent wrinkling. Take the shirt out while it's still damp and warm from the dryer. Stretch it gently then shake the shirt and hang to dry. Works like a charm.
Word, hate when you see reviews on someone complaining that their shirts got messed up due to drying in dryer... That's the worst thing you can do, it fades it and makes it shrink
@@Sparaco487 Son, we're getting 20 degree tonight.. 🤣 FYI: I wasn't just talking about Manhattan.. I was also talking about Long Island(Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk County) 🤣
I bought a *brand new* leather biker jacket from Poshmark for $80 - the girl originally paid $200. It’s size Small, she said it “fit” her but was pretty tight when crossing arms in front, zipping up etc. Well, it *was* brand new and stiff but she never took the time to wear it. Her loss, my gain ✌🏽 Tutorial on TH-cam said throw leather jacket in washing machine - hear me out! - with fabric softener *only* - no detergent. Run its cycle, take out.. put it on over thick hoodie or sweater. It’s a bit heavy, wet and uncomfortable but not terrible. Zip it up and go at it with tons of arm and back stretches for several minutes, working on loosening it up. Take it off and let it completely air dry. Worked like a charm w zero damage to leather jacket!! I went to her YT channel to comment & thank her! 😎
Rinse the conditioner out with cool water. Put the wet shirt, sweatshirt, whatever item you like, on your body after soaking. Pull your arms inside the body of the shirt and press to sides, forward and back to stretch. Additionally, grab the outside of the shirt with your hands and pull outward around the body/torso and the bottom of the arms. For the arms put two arms into one sleeve and pull apart or, while still wearing the item, pull your left arm out of the left sleeve, so it's in the body of the shirt, reach cross and work your left hand down along your right arm inside the sleeve...repeat this action the other side. Don't forget to push outward at the shoulder seams as well. Do this in front of the mirror until you get to look you want. If the shirt can be stretched this method will definitely work. You can do the same thing with pants just think about putting your arms down inside the top of the wet pants and working down the legs. Then grab the outside seams of the pants and pulll to stretch further. Remember you are wearing the wet pants the entire time. Also slowly bend and stretch your body into more extreme positions, like squat and lunge, to stretch the the crotch another areas more thoroughly.
omg thank you for this information I just bought clothes online and they were too small for me this helped me save money and actually wear the clothes thank you so much!!!!!!
Thanku so much... I'll try it for sure,,, but what is the result on repeated use .We can Inc. The size more n more or it'll shrink back to normal.. Plzzzzzzzz reply
I have a TON of gorgeous Ts I was sadly going to give away - irreplaceable vintage designs -- THIS may save them. Hurrying to try it now. I also JUST ordered several custom-designed Ts from Vista Print and the 2XL came the size of a woman's small - I'm not kidding. I'm going to try this - I had soaked them in cold water and fabric softener and pulled on them, then slipped them over the back of my office chair to dry. Will try the conditioner next.
Hey it works on pants too. I wash them and then put them in wet and do knee bends or put a towel in the waist to expand it some. It took me a month to get some cute tank tops from China… not know all of that. I finally got them and they are a little too tight. I will try the conditioner trick. Thanks a lot.
I like to re-stretch mine on a wire fence in a shaded area. it offers many points to attach clips (metal "binder clip" paperclips work well) and offers good air flow. Slower dry, with less temperature fluctuation works best. It is not just heat that shrinks things, but quick temp eratire changes as well. if stretching wool, soaking in a mild borax solution (tsp per gallon or so), or hair conditioner, or lanolin (in similar proportion recipe) will soften the fibers and prevent damage from stretching. In those low proportions, rinse is not needed, as they are safe for skin contact even without diluting. I have stretched a LOT of wools. sweaters I buy several sizes larger and shrink them on purpose. It tightens the weave and makes some knits thicker.
Great hack! Thank you so much for this!!! Literally bought a dress online and it was extremely tight when I got it - tried this method and it fit perfectly.
Does it shrink back if you wash it again ? I wash my clothes at 30°C (86°F). Have you tried on a flannel shirt ? Accidentally let it dry in the machine at 90°C (194°F) 🤦
A wire whisk from the kitchen would break the conditioner into much smaller particles. OR... Add the conditioner to a jar with warm water & shake it up before adding it to additional water. Good video!
Thanks for this! I finally found this one shirt in stock that I'd been searching a while for and it fit great until it shrunk on the first wash. 100% cotton... I was ready to give up on it but I'm trying this out RIGHT NOW!!!
@@sebastianardelean4898 It did work the first time for the first wear but then I washed it again and after that it had shrunken a bit again. Maybe if I stretch it out enough times, it will stay...
Good video. Question: You did the 30 minute soak, then you wring the shirt out, and then rolled it in the towel. But I didn’t see you rinse the conditioner out. So do you leave the conditioner water in the shirt, or rinse it out then let it dry with the conditioner in the fabric? I watched the video a few times and I never see you rinsing out the conditioner solution. Thanks in advance!
Was wondering the same thing. What I would do after following this process is wash the clothes again in cold water to remove the conditioner then while clothes is still wet I gently stretch it out and let it air dry. I'm thinking it's not good to leave conditioner on the clothes.
@@s19-j9b So you wet the item, pour in fabric conditioner, stir it around, wring out the item, lay it flat, stretch it in the places you want it to fit less tight, and leave it to dry? I’m sorry, maybe I’m just a dummy! 🙃
Just tried this on clothes that I machine dried and clothes that shrunk from a long time of not wearing. Confirmed it works and lasts. I just washed the clothes that I conditioned and thought the conditioned particles would be washed away. It didnt. From a scientific standpoint, i think this makes sense because the clothes that get machine dried lose their humidity and the clothes that shrunk from a long time of not wearing get dried out and stale from being in a place like Southern California. Thats why I've always heard this common rhetoric to wear your clothes to sustain them. It's because the water from our body sustains those clothes. I'd imagine clothes that get dried out need conditioning every so often. I dont know how this is not a more commonly-done maintenance process, but it should definitely be a yearly task for everyone to do to keep their clothes as long and as fresh as possible.
I HAVE A SPORTS T-shirt AND IT IS TIGHT , WHEN I WEAR IT ,IT WAS NOT TOO COMFORTABLE ITS MATERIAL IS OF POLYESTER !!!! CAN I APPLY THIS TRICK TO POLYSTER MATERIAL?? ANS FAST I HAVE TO WEAR IT TOMORROW!!!!!!!!
@@bonitagirlyy cotton clothes mixed with other fiber can bit stretched out a bit when the clothes are still wet, 100% Polyester from my experience does not stretch out.
conditioner helps relax the fibers and keep it stretched. rinsing and patting dry and then air drying is enough to get any excess out so no need to wash
I’m going to try this with my new shirts. I usually just wash and put them on while still wet that way I get the fit I need. I’m hoping to stretch a little and hopefully have it shorten up as they are too long.
Thank you! I’m using a shirt for my Bon-Bon cosplay. It hasn’t come yet, but I read reviews and it runs small so I’ll save this in a cosplay tips playlist if I ever need it.
@@johnamiller9368 I tried it, I would day it works my hoodie is definitely more loose but I messed up with the sleeves and made them big so of u have any advice on how to make only the sleeves smaller that would be nice
Ah! Thank you. My mom got me a hoodie that I love SO much, but it is too tight everywhere. I'm going to try this so that I'll be able to wear it more and more
Coming in clutch for those who put on weight during quarantine
FAX
Yes
That's me lol🙋🏼♂️
Yup
Not put weight but I have this flannel shirt I really love but its a bit tight.
I just wash the item, stretch it while it’s wet, and air dry. The key is to remember to never machine dry it.
Shaun Leonard Thanks man I’ll use that advice
if i wash it in the washine machine will it affect the shirt and somehow shrink it from the way i stretch it out?!
oflict Only if you use hot water
Does it work with sweat pants though?
thank youu!!
The way he presents the water like it’s some sort of masterpiece
Lol 😂
Well, if you think about it, water is a masterpiece. ;;;)))
@@vital989 Hydrohomie
Water is Life for most on Earth so ……..
Omg- I just tried this on 3 of my son's favorite tops he was outgrowing. Saved his shirts! (And saved us some money!) great tip!!
I did this today I had bought a sweater that was small and didn’t really fit and I did it and definitely looks bigger thank you!!!!!!!
Is it dry yet mine still soaking any tips on how to make it dry faster?
lila jaso umm when you do it again you know how he rolled it with a towel squeeze it but don’t twist just apply pressure and let it air dry
Junior Cervantes thank u
Which conditioner to use..
Does it stay big after you wash it? Or does it become the same size it had before after a wash / a couple of washes
Make video to 1.5x faster speed, you will thank me later.
thank u
U can make it move 1.5x speeder in the 3 dots option available in th upper right hand side of the video🤷♀️
Rupali Majhi ok mr genius
We all know that hunny
@@Nwjnsctrl not everyone
@@Nwjnsctrl I didn’t 🤷🏼♀️
This absolutely works. I bought a AMI Paris sweater from Poshmark. I wear a large (40-42) and the Poshmark description was the same, but when it arrived it fit like a SMEDium lol. I did this method, but the AMI Paris sweater is so well made the material isn’t very elastic even wet/ damp. So when it was 3/4 dry, I put the sweater on and did some extreme stretching … I crouched down and pulled the sweater over my knees and stretched the length .. did this for the back by wearing the sweater backwards. This elongated the length evenly. I then put my elbows in the chest area and spread my arms/ elbows apart and repeated around the obliques. Allowed it to air dry flat and there is so much room it’s even baggy.
Bro, does that last? Or in just a short period of time only?
Lmao me
I wish I would of seen through your window, teheeeee
Dumb question probably - do you have to do this every time you wash it?
What type of conditioner…hair or something else?
Simply wash your shirt with other clothing as usual. Toss it in the dryer for 5 minutes with other clothing to prevent wrinkling. Take the shirt out while it's still damp and warm from the dryer. Stretch it gently then shake the shirt and hang to dry. Works like a charm.
Does this only work for a few days or will it stay larger for a Long period?
Do the stains of conditioner remain on the fabric?
@@joachimandersen7423 does it work ?
@@chri33s woouu,what about your french??
@@joachimandersen7423 I don't think it'll shrink, once fabrics are stretched, it's very hard for it to return it's former state again
Great hack my man! I usually hang dry my nicer t-shirts just so they don't shrink. I highly recommend it to everyone!
Word, hate when you see reviews on someone complaining that their shirts got messed up due to drying in dryer... That's the worst thing you can do, it fades it and makes it shrink
@@learner5090 what if you live in upstate ny winter time its 20 degrees out right now
@@Sparaco487 Son, I live in New York.. I hang my shirts up and it dries less than 24 hours. 🤣🤣
@@learner5090 like upstate ny where you can ride snowmobiles? The city its self doesnt really get cold
@@Sparaco487 Son, we're getting 20 degree tonight.. 🤣 FYI: I wasn't just talking about Manhattan.. I was also talking about Long Island(Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk County) 🤣
I bought a *brand new* leather biker jacket from Poshmark for $80 - the girl originally paid $200.
It’s size Small, she said it “fit” her but was pretty tight when crossing arms in front, zipping up etc. Well, it *was* brand new and stiff but she never took the time to wear it. Her loss, my gain ✌🏽
Tutorial on TH-cam said throw leather jacket in washing machine - hear me out! - with fabric softener *only* - no detergent.
Run its cycle, take out.. put it on over thick hoodie or sweater. It’s a bit heavy, wet and uncomfortable but not terrible.
Zip it up and go at it with tons of arm and back stretches for several minutes, working on loosening it up.
Take it off and let it completely air dry.
Worked like a charm w zero damage to leather jacket!! I went to her YT channel to comment & thank her! 😎
Hate finding cool shirts but have them fit too tight so this video is a god send, thanks man 🙏🏼
For those curious about the conditioner being used is the Goodfellow brand. It’s implied, but subtle, to use whatever conditioner one has at home.
y e s thank you my mom keeps buying me these really tight but, cute sweaters as a gift & I wanna stretch em out
It really works ! I tried this method on my cropped sweater and now it’s longer 😱 thank you 🙏🏻
does he mean with conditioner that you use with your hair?
Fragels yes, hair conditioner 👍🏻
did it ruin the sweater texture i really want to try this with my hoodie because its to small
@@UrMom-xq4fs not at all, don’t worry
@@imclaudia6689 Do I need to let it dry outside?
Thank you sir, You've just saved me from an episode of crying about my shrunken clothes
😂😂😭😭
You just made me chuckle out loud.
HAHAHAA
Rinse the conditioner out with cool water. Put the wet shirt, sweatshirt, whatever item you like, on your body after soaking. Pull your arms inside the body of the shirt and press to sides, forward and back to stretch. Additionally, grab the outside of the shirt with your hands and pull outward around the body/torso and the bottom of the arms. For the arms put two arms into one sleeve and pull apart or, while still wearing the item, pull your left arm out of the left sleeve, so it's in the body of the shirt, reach cross and work your left hand down along your right arm inside the sleeve...repeat this action the other side. Don't forget to push outward at the shoulder seams as well. Do this in front of the mirror until you get to look you want. If the shirt can be stretched this method will definitely work.
You can do the same thing with pants just think about putting your arms down inside the top of the wet pants and working down the legs. Then grab the outside seams of the pants and pulll to stretch further. Remember you are wearing the wet pants the entire time. Also slowly bend and stretch your body into more extreme positions, like squat and lunge, to stretch the the crotch another areas more thoroughly.
hey can you tell me which conditioner to use? hair conditioner??????????
Thank you, I’m so excited to try this on an Alien T-Shirt I brought home from Roswell,NM!
This worked!! I bought a hoodie from a reseller and its actually baggy now👏🏼
Loved this. Such a great tip!
Dumb question probably - do you have to do this every time you wash it?
omg thank you for this information I just bought clothes online and they were too small for me this helped me save money and actually wear the clothes thank you so much!!!!!!
Dumb question probably - do you have to do this every time you wash it?
I just finished it, it works but it still not Stretch to my size do I repeat it🤔
How do you keep it stretched out after washing? Do you have to do this again and again?
Thank you for this tutorial, but I wanna know if it’s okay to put it in the washing machine when it needs to be cleaned? Will it still be enlarged?
I'm really impressed by you taking thr effort as a guy to do this and sharing with us. You did great job
Thanku so much... I'll try it for sure,,, but what is the result on repeated use .We can Inc. The size more n more or it'll shrink back to normal.. Plzzzzzzzz reply
Great video! I’m a large / XL and I can wear my old medium shirts again.
The exact comment i was looking for 👑
Me too
@@prikshitdahiya220 im a S and the sweat shirts fits perfectly, but its tight on my whip and i like it looser
@@ahmedpervez676 same
I have a TON of gorgeous Ts I was sadly going to give away - irreplaceable vintage designs -- THIS may save them. Hurrying to try it now. I also JUST ordered several custom-designed Ts from Vista Print and the 2XL came the size of a woman's small - I'm not kidding. I'm going to try this - I had soaked them in cold water and fabric softener and pulled on them, then slipped them over the back of my office chair to dry. Will try the conditioner next.
can you do it with sport jersey's?
Will it stay stretched after I wash it...or do I gave to keep doing this?
When you say conditioner, are you talking about for hair? Or fabric softener?
hair
Hi, do you have to do this every time you wash the shirt? I only wear a shirt once, then it goes in the laundry basket.
Quick question here ,is it going to stay in that length or will shrink back once u wash again ?????
Hey it works on pants too. I wash them and then put them in wet and do knee bends or put a towel in the waist to expand it some. It took me a month to get some cute tank tops from China… not know all of that. I finally got them and they are a little too tight. I will try the conditioner trick. Thanks a lot.
Very simple but only if you know about using hair conditioner, looking forward to trying this on many items post being thinner.
the good thing is that it smells nice now!
Is it a must to use conditioner? Would shampoo also work?
How is this guy so smooth.
Just have a lil confidence.
This help me cuz my grandma got me small ass shirt 😭
Update me
how much conditioner did you use?
@@mikellaramirez9813 by eye
@@eyo4718 did it work?
I laughed too hard at that
I like to re-stretch mine on a wire fence in a shaded area. it offers many points to attach clips (metal "binder clip" paperclips work well) and offers good air flow. Slower dry, with less temperature fluctuation works best. It is not just heat that shrinks things, but quick temp eratire changes as well. if stretching wool, soaking in a mild borax solution (tsp per gallon or so), or hair conditioner, or lanolin (in similar proportion recipe) will soften the fibers and prevent damage from stretching. In those low proportions, rinse is not needed, as they are safe for skin contact even without diluting.
I have stretched a LOT of wools. sweaters I buy several sizes larger and shrink them on purpose. It tightens the weave and makes some knits thicker.
this man transitioned from using Hanz de Fuko on his hair to Hanz de Fuko on his clothes
The product is useful for something at least.
Product name
just thrifted a tee that i loved but it was too small, this really helped ty bro 😎
Ok ima be using this hack for sure! Nice one brother 🙌🏼👊🏼!!
What about after washing it. Does it shrink again?
Does this still work in the 1.17 update or did they patch it
after i heard thrifting i knew this man was the love of my life oh my god 😀
Simp
Cringe damn
@@jeanbuscadebaby.. 8 months ago.
Great hack! Thank you so much for this!!!
Literally bought a dress online and it was extremely tight when I got it - tried this method and it fit perfectly.
Do the stains of the conditioner remain on the tshirt?
Does it go for Hockey Jerseys? I have a skin tight
Dumb question probably - do you have to do this every time you wash it?
@@3v3ry1 yes
@@applepie5921 no, I didn’t experience this.
Just letting everyone one know I did this and it works, just warning you not to use hot water use cold or else it will shrink back down to size.
Thank you! I’m trying to get my regular t-shirts to have the oversized look😩
Need to try this with my sweatshirt and I’m going to test it on my sweat pants as well. Will update if it works!!👍🏻👍🏻
Does it shrink back if you wash it again ? I wash my clothes at 30°C (86°F).
Have you tried on a flannel shirt ? Accidentally let it dry in the machine at 90°C (194°F) 🤦
Sometimes jeans get too tight, do a video on jeans to see if it works
A wire whisk from the kitchen would break the conditioner into much smaller particles. OR... Add the conditioner to a jar with warm water & shake it up before adding it to additional water. Good video!
Is this fabric conditioner or hair conditioner
You can use either.
Does it matter what material the clothing item is?
can you do this with performance spandex fabric?
Thanks for this! I finally found this one shirt in stock that I'd been searching a while for and it fit great until it shrunk on the first wash. 100% cotton... I was ready to give up on it but I'm trying this out RIGHT NOW!!!
Did it worked ?
@@sebastianardelean4898 It did work the first time for the first wear but then I washed it again and after that it had shrunken a bit again. Maybe if I stretch it out enough times, it will stay...
How did it turn out?
2024 Update : He still stretching out his shirt out at the moment. It just keeps shrinking.
@@GagGuru5 LOL! It miraculously stayed stretched out after the 2nd stretch. Maybe I wasn't tough enough on the 1st stretch.
Is this fabric softner you use or hair conditioner, does it matter or is one better than the other?
Does it shrink back the next time you wash it?
Can you wash it after stretching it?? Like do you just wear it after it was just conditioned? Or should you do a wash to get the conditioner out?
I am 11 years old girl and l tried your method and then after l am so happy its work thank you 🤗🤗😊😊
Your not 11
You're not 11🤣
@@noticks9110 your right, shes 13 now
Right on! Two questions, though. 1) Will the process damage silk screen printed shirts in any way? 2) What type of conditioner are we talking about?
hmm no idea about the silk screen shirts, and the conditioner is just regular hair conditioner from my shower lol
@@thejobrien Will test it on a random shirt w/ print. If it works I will move on to the good stuff which has become way too tight. Thanks again. 👍🏼👌🏼
You're a lifesaver my guy
Good vid man, when you say conditioner is that the same as fabric softener (UK) thanks 👍
Does it Stay like That or i have to Repeat the Treatment over time?
Leif F. im pretty sure it stays like that just dont dry it in the washing machine. air dry it
2:16 - 2:17 says that wants you stretch it the it will dry
Can you wash it normally after the stretch? Drier and everything ?
Good video.
Question: You did the 30 minute soak, then you wring the shirt out, and then rolled it in the towel. But I didn’t see you rinse the conditioner out. So do you leave the conditioner water in the shirt, or rinse it out then let it dry with the conditioner in the fabric? I watched the video a few times and I never see you rinsing out the conditioner solution.
Thanks in advance!
Was wondering the same thing. What I would do after following this process is wash the clothes again in cold water to remove the conditioner then while clothes is still wet I gently stretch it out and let it air dry. I'm thinking it's not good to leave conditioner on the clothes.
Hmmmm….Good question!
Use fabric conditioner so that you dont have to double rinse it.
@@s19-j9b So you wet the item, pour in fabric conditioner, stir it around, wring out the item, lay it flat, stretch it in the places you want it to fit less tight, and leave it to dry? I’m sorry, maybe I’m just a dummy! 🙃
@@johnamiller9368 I think so :) not that you are dummy but the process is right.
If the sweatshirt has that kind of picture on the front that has that rubbery feeling does the water and conditioner ruin that??
Thanks Jordan, it really worked. Needed 2 inches more length, success!. I also dried it 'stretched out' too.
IS This Useful IN Pakistan?
@@filmyfaisal6853 No sorry only in Canada... Doesn't work in China either... 🤦🏽♀️
What type of conditioner is best to use? Clothing or hair conditioner?
Looking good. Do you rinse the conditioner out btw?
What kind of conditioner??? Or any
Anyone else who buy new shirts and it's too small so you want to make it loose and watch this 😂
By the way this really help 👍
Did this work?
@@monsterzz_ink yaa it's work 👍
Do you use a special conditioner? Hair conditioner? I need to do this!
Will you have to stretch it every time after you wash it?
That’s what I wanna know
Just tried this on clothes that I machine dried and clothes that shrunk from a long time of not wearing. Confirmed it works and lasts. I just washed the clothes that I conditioned and thought the conditioned particles would be washed away. It didnt.
From a scientific standpoint, i think this makes sense because the clothes that get machine dried lose their humidity and the clothes that shrunk from a long time of not wearing get dried out and stale from being in a place like Southern California. Thats why I've always heard this common rhetoric to wear your clothes to sustain them. It's because the water from our body sustains those clothes. I'd imagine clothes that get dried out need conditioning every so often. I dont know how this is not a more commonly-done maintenance process, but it should definitely be a yearly task for everyone to do to keep their clothes as long and as fresh as possible.
Does this work on any type of fabric?
I HAVE A SPORTS T-shirt AND IT IS TIGHT , WHEN I WEAR IT ,IT WAS NOT TOO COMFORTABLE ITS MATERIAL IS OF POLYESTER !!!! CAN I APPLY THIS TRICK TO POLYSTER MATERIAL?? ANS FAST I HAVE TO WEAR IT TOMORROW!!!!!!!!
Does it work on woolen or synthetic clothes?
Thanks!
Not sure about wool since I can't use it cause it makes me itchy but I know for sure that synthetic polyester will not stretch.
@@user-uh2dn9ks3k what about a mix or cotton with a little or polyester and other stuff? I think the item I'm talking about is 60% cotton
@@bonitagirlyy cotton clothes mixed with other fiber can bit stretched out a bit when the clothes are still wet, 100% Polyester from my experience does not stretch out.
Wont it affect if the clothing has prints? Will try and come back with my experience
thank you! my merch came in today and i ordered a size small instead of large so hopefully this’ll work
Did it work
@@OhVinity yep :)
did it affect the printed parts....I mean did you find any wrinkles or crack like marks ???
@@bimaldash1741 kinda, but i wanna say no, not really. i never noticed until i looked really really close up
@@bimaldash1741 this is what I’m most worried about lol, I copped a palm angels hoodie and I’m not tryna ruin it
What about washing it immediately afterwards to get the conditioner out of it? Or is air drying it afterwards essential to keep it stretched?
conditioner helps relax the fibers and keep it stretched. rinsing and patting dry and then air drying is enough to get any excess out so no need to wash
so will it work also on 100% cotton pads as well?
I ordered hoodie from online shop and I think I ordered the wrong size, thanks for the tip
Did the process work because I too bought a jacket or hoodie online and got a size medium I needed a large so I want to try this trick
@@akai3974 try for once, if not then another try, it would work, but remember material has to be cotton only.
So what happens if you wash it and dry it normally after?
which conditioner you are using? is it the same we are using for hair?
Once I already did this, can I wash my clothes normally and sun dry them?
I’m going to try this with my new shirts. I usually just wash and put them on while still wet that way I get the fit I need. I’m hoping to stretch a little and hopefully have it shorten up as they are too long.
How did it go?
You silly 😜
Does this hack also work for regular office collared shirts?
i’m bidding on a rare shirt for a great price - it’s tagged at xl (witch is my size) but says could pass as a large. hopefully you method will work!
Does it loosen overtime when you handwash it with a regular
Laundry soap aswell?
Thank you! I’m using a shirt for my Bon-Bon cosplay. It hasn’t come yet, but I read reviews and it runs small so I’ll save this in a cosplay tips playlist if I ever need it.
sameee i got a chiaki cosplay and the jacket came too small xD
Aw I bet your cosplay turned out amazing (or will) tho!
Awzuki it did! I’m so proud of it actually!
Same I too got my kakashi cosplay small
I got a toko cosplay and it doesn't fit me
Does this last through washes or is it just a one time thing?
Looks good hack, man. I'm heading right to the bathroom to try it.
How did work out?
Did it work?
@@johnamiller9368 I tried it, I would day it works my hoodie is definitely more loose but I messed up with the sleeves and made them big so of u have any advice on how to make only the sleeves smaller that would be nice
@@IdkIdk-hi7ug hey if it worked do you think it will work on polyesters shirts have you tried it on polyester?
@@Fastandthecurious637 no I haven't
What happens though when it needs to be washed? Will I need to do this again?
conditioner as in what u use with your hair?
Can I blow dry it 😭 I have some Christmas clothes that are to small and I did your method but I don’t Rt ink it’s gonna be dry by 9:00 🙁
This works fine on cotton which is a natural fiber. But it is not effective on synthetic fibers like polyester, nylon, spandex, and rayon or model.
If you leave them to dry for 24 hours won’t it cause mild and make it smell bad?
Thank u very much 😁 I can wear my favorite medium sweater now
Hello, I can't understand the trick, can you please explain me? 🙏
Once it’s stretched and has its desired fit, does it than reshrink when I would throw it in my daily wash? Thanks!
Is there a substitute for the conditioner?
nice. Need to do this for necklines. Bulked and gained some muscle. Only downside is most t shirts have necklines that are way too small on me now.
Ah! Thank you. My mom got me a hoodie that I love SO much, but it is too tight everywhere. I'm going to try this so that I'll be able to wear it more and more
did it work?
@@hshhsiaq1753 It did!
I did this along with putting my legs in the arm holes and it got to a nice size. Sometimes I have to redo it after it gets washed but its worth it
question: will this work on brightly colored clothes? my hoodie is a very bright orange and I'm scared the color might fade/be ruined