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Clothing is a nightmare

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Hi I have a 9yr son, as of the last few months he says all his tops are itchy and refuses to get dressed. I have tried a non bio detergent, i have cut out labels, i have bought new tops. But im literally lly at the point where he won't wear anything. Any advice is welcome Pray 

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  • Might be the fabric itself...some folk are super sensitive to anything except pure cotton.  There are fair few man made fabrics I struggle with, with or without seams.

    Bornaxious.com .... pure cotton, no labels and super soft seams.  

    Or see if you can get him some fabric samples of different kinds.  Ask him to try them against his skin to tell you what does and does not itch, then buy stuff in those fabrics.

    Also bear in mind some of us can't handle anything restrictive.  The style of garment can have a baring.  I always avoid anything tailored and go at least one size too big.

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  • Might be the fabric itself...some folk are super sensitive to anything except pure cotton.  There are fair few man made fabrics I struggle with, with or without seams.

    Bornaxious.com .... pure cotton, no labels and super soft seams.  

    Or see if you can get him some fabric samples of different kinds.  Ask him to try them against his skin to tell you what does and does not itch, then buy stuff in those fabrics.

    Also bear in mind some of us can't handle anything restrictive.  The style of garment can have a baring.  I always avoid anything tailored and go at least one size too big.

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