Are black jeans a favorite? Then you are not alone. Unfortunately, the vast majority testify that they periodically need to update their wardrobe with a new pair of black jeans. Although black jeans are, in most cases, a durable pair of pants, there is no getting away from the fact that they are rarely very durable when it comes to color. Black jeans tend to turn gray rather than black over time.
But there are a lot of tricks you can use to make the color last much longer than it usually does.
How to preserve the color in your black jeans
The vast majority of people wash their black jeans in the same way as other items of clothing. That is, in 40-degree warm water. Unfortunately, this is completely the wrong way to care for jeans. Do again do right. And follow the tips below and you will be able to enjoy your black jeans for much longer.
Hand wash your black jeans
Did you know that vinegar locks the color into your jeans? Both vinegar and vinegar are also bactericidal. So instead of washing the pants in the washing machine, hand wash them in a vinegar mixture instead. Soak your black jeans in cold water and 1.5 deciliters of white vinegar for 30 minutes, then let the pants dry.
Wash the jeans correctly
If the freezer isn’t your thing and you want to wash your black jeans in the washing machine, be sure to turn them inside out, use detergent specifically designed for dark fabrics, and wash the pants in cold water only. When you have finished washing them, hang them to dry. Never put your black jeans in the dryer. Namely, it wears on the material. Hang dry the jeans instead, so they keep their color and fit longer.
