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Labels in clothes

hobbit

Hi I wondered if anyone can help. My son is 18 with Aspergers and is very sensative to different cloths and labels in his clothes. We are having a big celebration and I need to get him a nice shirt without labels in,  especally around the neck area does anyone know of a brand that has printed labels on thier shirts . Its a big thing for him to be leaving the house so he has to feel comfortable in what he is wearing. Thanks for this site its brill.


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  • Hi. In most cases labels are pretty easy to remove, which would leave a much wider option of clothing he can wear and simply make a list to sit on or near the washing machine(preferrably in a palstic pocket, about what temperatures which clothes to wash under) and can group by temperature group to make it easyer, for example

    Clothing                                  temperature     Tumbledry   Ironing        

    Black Spiderman T-Shirt               40C                Y                 Y   

    Nike Navy sports shorts                40C                Y                 Y

    Coral and blue placid check shirt    30C               N                Low

    Sand bug print shorts                    30C               Low             Low

    or something along the lines?

    I am also rather sensitive and tend to remove labels, though i must admit i dont tend to keep track of the info either, i simplay wash like this- jeans, socks, underwear at 40C and rest 30C, tumbledry everything exept delicate looking stuff:D Makes life so much easyer ^^

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  • Hi. In most cases labels are pretty easy to remove, which would leave a much wider option of clothing he can wear and simply make a list to sit on or near the washing machine(preferrably in a palstic pocket, about what temperatures which clothes to wash under) and can group by temperature group to make it easyer, for example

    Clothing                                  temperature     Tumbledry   Ironing        

    Black Spiderman T-Shirt               40C                Y                 Y   

    Nike Navy sports shorts                40C                Y                 Y

    Coral and blue placid check shirt    30C               N                Low

    Sand bug print shorts                    30C               Low             Low

    or something along the lines?

    I am also rather sensitive and tend to remove labels, though i must admit i dont tend to keep track of the info either, i simplay wash like this- jeans, socks, underwear at 40C and rest 30C, tumbledry everything exept delicate looking stuff:D Makes life so much easyer ^^

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