When you take out your shirt from the closet, you will find a small hole in it... Have you ever encountered it? You might think it was caused by mistake or belt buckle, but the culprit was not.
Dutch magazine Libelle collaborated with the Textile Museum to conduct some research. What is the answer? The problem is poor thread quality. T-shirts are usually made of single-sided knitted fabric. In other words, it is a fabric made of a thread. This means that once the thin thread breaks, a hole will be made in the fabric.
T-shirts made of two wires are not that dazzling, but this kind of fabric is more expensive, so many clothing manufacturers use one wire anyway. Note that holes appearing around the navel may be caused by belt buckles or other sharp objects such as tables or kitchen countertops. According to Avrotros, a Dutch TV show that ripped in clothes is a common phenomenon, and experts appearing on the show said the popularity of "fast fashion" has caused it. Clothes
If you have such a hole in your t-shirt and want to fix it, please watch this handy video to learn how to fix it!
