YES!!!
You can not get it to shrink. If you wash somthing and you dont want it to shrink by putting it in a dryer then just hang it up some where and let it dry.
It normally shrinks a dress size but if washed properly or hand washed it stays the same. Another trick is to put vaseline (or a grease of some sort) on the stitching and then wash it. This keep the stitching in a tight hold so as not to release it and become shrunk or mishaped.
When a wool sock and a cotton shirt are dried together in a dryer, the wool sock may shrink due to its natural properties, while the cotton shirt is less likely to shrink. The differential shrinkage is due to the differences in fiber composition and structure between wool and cotton materials.
Yes it does it even stretches when not in the dryer
A dryer usually works, throw it in for a few minutes or better and easier hair dryer
Your Diesel jeans won't shrink at all if you dry them.
put them in the dryer....
Almost any pair of denim will shrink if you put them in the dryer. But wet them first.
Wool socks, like all wool clothing will shrink when washed. However due to the blended wool it is unlikely that wool socks will shrink much.
With today's pre and stoned washed fabrics, it's pretty hard to shrink jeans unless you put them in a hot dryer. I f you have a pair of jeans made of pure cotton, (or close to it) you could shrink them, again, using a hot dryer.
If the shirt is not supposed to be put in the dryer, it may shrink, lose its shape, or fade in color. Always follow the care instructions on the garment label to avoid damaging your clothes.
A wool shirt will shrink more in the dryer compared to a cotton shirt. Wool is more prone to felting and shrinking when exposed to heat and agitation, whereas cotton tends to be more resistant to shrinkage. It is important to always check the care label instructions before laundering any garment to prevent shrinkage.