How often do you wash your Jeans?

You can wash them whatever you want, but what is recommended is after 6 or 7 uses and always turn them over and hang them from the legs down to dry. Now, if what happens to you is that it picks up a smell, stick with this tip: fold it and put it in the refrigerator or freezer for an hour and you will see how all the smells disappear.

Washing your jeans properly can help keep their color and shape longer. Here are some recommendations for washing your jeans:

1. Turn your jeans inside out : Before washing them, turn your jeans inside out. This helps reduce friction between the fabric and water, which can help preserve the original color and texture.

2. Wash in cold water : Use cold water instead of hot. Cold water helps maintain the color of your jeans and prevents shrinkage of the fabric.

3. Wash with similar colors : Wash your jeans with other clothes of similar colors to avoid color transfer. This is especially important during the first few washes when jeans tend to release some dye.

4. Use mild detergent : Opt for a mild detergent without bleach to preserve the color and elasticity of the fabric.

5. Avoid excess detergent : Do not use too much detergent. Too much detergent can leave residue on the fabric and affect its appearance.

6. Don't use fabric softener : Avoid using fabric softener as it can affect the elasticity of the denim.

7. Hand wash or gentle cycle : If possible, consider hand washing your jeans. If you prefer the washing machine, select a gentle cycle to reduce fabric wear.

8. Air Dry : To preserve shape and color, it is best to air dry your jeans instead of using the dryer. Hang them upside down to prevent deformation and dry them in the shade to prevent fading.

9. Do not wash frequently : Jeans do not need to be washed after each use. If they are not dirty, you can use them several times before washing them. This helps extend the life of the fabric.

Always remember to check the specific care labels for each garment, as some may have special instructions.