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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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  • I am super-sensitive to scratchy materials and labels, and have given up looking in most high street shops. Usually shop in TK Maxx or outdoor pursuits shops. You can find good quality shirts in TK if you have the time to look (or are lucky) and the outdoor pursuits/sports shops are more likely to have the printed labels. If a label scratches I just remove it - everything goes in the wash at the same temperature anyhow, as I use a launderette, and I rarely even look at what is printed on it.

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  • I am super-sensitive to scratchy materials and labels, and have given up looking in most high street shops. Usually shop in TK Maxx or outdoor pursuits shops. You can find good quality shirts in TK if you have the time to look (or are lucky) and the outdoor pursuits/sports shops are more likely to have the printed labels. If a label scratches I just remove it - everything goes in the wash at the same temperature anyhow, as I use a launderette, and I rarely even look at what is printed on it.

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