Yes it does,
Don't they really shrink in the drier?
Yes it does Although , it doesn't really make a difference.
The reason why clothes shrink when we wash them is because we wash them in cold water. Try washing them in warm water and do not add to much fabric softener because it can also ruin your clothes.
When clothes shrink, the fibers that make up the fabric constrict due to exposure to heat, agitation (such as being tumbled in a dryer), and/or changes in pH levels (as in the case of washing with hot water or harsh chemicals). This causes the fibers to shorten and become tighter, resulting in the overall garment size reducing.
If you would ever like to shrink your clothes, from my experiences try washing it with really hot water because it causes the fibers to contract ( but barely ) then after that put it in the dryer and your clothes will be tighter than usual.
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It is a good idea but make sure the clothes are washable so they don't shrink!
Cold water typically does not shrink clothes as much as hot water would. Cold water is gentler on fabrics and helps to prevent excessive shrinking or damage. It is recommended to always check the care label on the garment for specific washing instructions.
High temperatures can cause clothes to shrink during washing. This is because the heat can break down the fibers in the fabric, causing them to contract and become smaller in size. It is important to follow the care instructions on clothing labels to avoid shrinking.
They all shrink. You need to wash the baby clothes in cold water and hang dry them if your scared they will shrink.
Wash them in warm/hot water and put in the dryer. Remember that all shirts won't shrink - it all depends on the fabric as well as whether they were pre-shrunk. Even if they were pre-shrunk most shirts shrink a little bit.
Hanes usually won't shrink during washing, but use cold water if you're concerned.