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and spread all over the shirt — only the orange and red ones stayed put. No idea what kind of dye they used.”allover.art replied
Lana, thank you for writing, and I'm sorry this gave you a fright. The shirt is not ruined, and this is fixable. Please run it through the washing machine on a normal cotton cycle at 60C with your usual detergent. Nothing special, no soaking. The dye that has spread will come out completely - we guarantee it. The one thing these garments don't like is hand washing. While a piece is new there can still be a little loose dye on the surface, and a gentle hand wash lifts it and then leaves it sitting on the fabric instead of carrying it away. A proper machine wash rinses it off. This only happens the first few times; after that it stops altogether. And please don't worry about the dinosaurs themselves. The print is dyed into the cotton, not laid on top of it, so it cannot wash off, crack or peel - the first washes should be the firm ones, and the print will not care. If after the 60C cotton wash you are still not happy with how it looks, just tell me: we will send a replacement or refund you, whichever you prefer.
