How to clean a letterman jacket

[jose.gonzales.2006]

I've had a black and white letterman emrbroidered jacket and over the course of year the woolen sleeves went darker and darker because of the dirt, i always left the jacket on a hang away from sunlight, the material should be polycotton twill but its probably the same as wool, the issue is that the white parts especially the sleeves became pretty dirty and old, can you help me figure out how to clean it back to its white state, now that i wear it over a white tshirt the sleeves look brownish while the tshirt glows underneath.

[jose.gonzales.2006]

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[Danger]

Originally posted by Bee:

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the saddest attempt at trying to revive a thread just to get some answers

[jose.gonzales.2006]

Originally posted by DangerDecapod:

Originally posted by Bee:

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the saddest attempt at trying to revive a thread just to get some answers

So what why are you against it

[Danger]

Originally posted by Bee:

Originally posted by DangerDecapod:

the saddest attempt at trying to revive a thread just to get some answers

So what why are you against it

simply because posting "." counts as spam

[Birds]

Sunlight.

You keep it out of the sun to protect the colors, so putting dirty sleeves in the light ought to help.

[chiefputsilao✖️ping]

ask dry cleaner store if it is a suitable and proper of cleaning the item?

[jose.gonzales.2006]

Originally posted by DangerDecapod:

Originally posted by Bee:

So what why are you against it

simply because posting "." counts as spam

Yeah thats so system abusive and forbidden and outright bad for the forum

[jose.gonzales.2006]

Originally posted by Champ:

Sunlight.

You keep it out of the sun to protect the colors, so putting dirty sleeves in the light ought to help.

One of the rules on Google is not to have direct sunlight so im not sure

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Get it dry cleaned trust me it will be worth it. And look brand new again.

[Birds]

Originally posted by Bee:

Originally posted by Champ:

Sunlight.

You keep it out of the sun to protect the colors, so putting dirty sleeves in the light ought to help.

One of the rules on Google is not to have direct sunlight so im not sure

It's risky, I think the white on those jackets is usually a dye or something.

Take it to a drycleaner, maybe look up some kind of fabric-sharpie to whiten it again.

[I got 1984'd]

Dry cleaners are your best bet. And google too. Plenty of answers there. It's almost magical

[Ⓥenom Ⓢnake 🐍]

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Does no one ever look at the tags in their clothing for proper cleaning instructions?

[jose.gonzales.2006]

Originally posted by Annabel Lee:

Originally posted by Bee:

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Originally posted by Bee:

Yeah thats so system abusive and forbidden and outright bad for the forum

Your responses here, coupled with the fact you have and wear a letterman jacket fit your pfp to a T.

What?

[jose.gonzales.2006]

How do you people get so offended by a up dot, i need help quick, i appreciate anyone else that helped me actually..

[jose.gonzales.2006]

Originally posted by Annabel Lee:

Originally posted by Bee:

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Originally posted by Bee:

Yeah thats so system abusive and forbidden and outright bad for the forum

Your responses here, coupled with the fact you have and wear a letterman jacket fit your pfp to a T.

Seriously explain whats with the pfp and whats "T"? I dont think i would be able to sleep until you help me decode this message, also what does it have to do with jacket and my up response?