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I’m losing my mind!!! What is causing these holes in my clothes? Some are tiny, while others are much bigger. They keep appearing on more and more of my clothes. 😱😱😱

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Use cold or warm water (hot water weakens fibers over time).

Skip the fabric softener (it coats fibers and can make them more prone to snagging).

Remove clothes from the dryer promptly while slightly damp. Finish drying on a rack.

In Your Closet:
Inspect your washer’s agitator for rough spots.

Store wool and silk items in airtight containers (prevents moths).

Hang delicate items (don’t fold them where they can rub against each other).

Rotate your wardrobe (don’t wear the same shirt every week).

In Your Daily Routine:
Tuck in your shirt when wearing pants with rivets or belts.

Remove jewelry before changing clothes.

Trim your pets’ claws.

Sand down rough edges on furniture.

When to Replace (Not Repair)
Some holes aren’t worth fixing. Here’s when to let go.

Repair if:

The hole is small (less than ¼ inch)

The fabric is otherwise in good condition

The garment is expensive or sentimental

Replace if:

The fabric is thin or threadbare around the hole

There are multiple holes

The garment is cheap to replace

You’ve repaired the same hole multiple times

Frequently Asked Questions
Why do my shirts always get holes in the same spot?

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