How to knot the hem of a T-shirt

The first step: Pull out a corner of the clothes and make it slightly longer

The second step: Twist the pulled part clockwise and twist it into a long twist

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Step 3: Knot the clothes

Step 4: If you don’t like the knots to be exposed, you can put the knots inside the clothes so that they are hidden and out of sight. To the knot you tie. Extended information

1. Common methods of knotting the hem of T-shirts:

1. The most common method is to directly cross-knot the hem of the T-shirt. This kind of knot is not suitable for the hem of the T-shirt. Very long and relatively simple clothing. Although simple, it looks capable and generous.

2. Another common one is of course the bow tie. Bows are more suitable for elegant women. As for the style of T-shirts, it is best to use more beautiful T-shirts that can highlight the charm of the bow and the personal temperament of the wearer.

There are not many ways to tie the hem of a T-shirt. Generally speaking, it is simple and elegant. Not only is it difficult to learn the knotting method that is too complicated, it is also difficult to highlight the simple and elegant personality of the T-shirt. .

2. How to prevent the hem of a T-shirt from getting longer

Pure cotton T-shirts shrink easily. During the textile dyeing and finishing process of pure cotton fabrics, the fibers are stretched by a certain external force. After finishing, this stretching will be temporarily in a "stable" state.

When soaked in water and washed, the moisture will gradually weaken the connection between fiber molecules, reduce the friction on the fiber surface, destroy the temporary "stable" state, and the fiber will return to or approach its original equilibrium state. .

At the same time, when the fabric is soaked, water molecules will enter the interior of the cotton fiber, causing the fiber to swell. When the weft (or warp) direction of the fabric swells and becomes thicker, the fabric will shrink. This is why pure cotton fabrics will "shrink" after being soaked in water and washed, which makes T-shirts easily grow longer.