All jeans fade, expensive or cheap.
I dry mine inside, instead of out in the sun.
Perhaps use cold water to wash instead of hot?
Maybe you could try to dye them when they're too faded.
2007-05-03 20:55:01
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answered by Anonymous
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First off wash your dark clothes in cold water only, because warm water fades colors faster. Then use a specially formulated detergent and softener (like Woolite dark). Lastly, try to hang dry your darks a much as possible due to the fact that the heat from the dryer fades darks as well...
2007-05-04 04:02:07
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answered by jaime 2
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Don't put them in the dryer. Dryers cause major damage to clothes- wears them out & fades them. Line dry as much as possible.
There is also a laundry soap that is meant for dark clothes. I haven't tried it yet but I keep meaning to because I wear tons of black clothes & I don't want them to fade either.
2007-05-04 04:09:47
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answered by ? 1
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Don't put them in the dryer. Dryers cause major damage to clothes- wears them out & fades them. Line dry as much as possible.
There is also a laundry soap that is meant for dark clothes. I haven't tried it yet but I keep meaning to because I wear tons of black clothes & I don't want them to fade either.
2007-05-04 03:57:01
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answered by SpaGirl 5
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Using a detergent that is especially for dark or light clothes would probably be a great idea. For a simple fix turn all of your clothes inside out and that will help control the fading. :)
2007-05-04 03:56:24
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answered by Squeakers 4
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use fabric softener and a color protectant detergent like Tide. You probably have hard water. Here in south florida we have really hard water and we too have the color fading problem in a bad way. The best thing would be to get a water softener system, but if u can't get that try the fabric softener thing.
2007-05-04 03:55:54
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answered by SavvyAsh 5
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this is a weird remedy, but my friend swears by it. you take your black clothes stick them in the washer let the water fill up, and dump 2 cans of coca cola into the wash let is spin for a second so that the cola is evenly despensed and let it sit overnight.
or just hang dry your pants, drying it in a dyer is a sure way to make them fade a lot sooner.
2007-05-04 06:17:23
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answered by denise 2
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A lot of the problem could be the chlorine in your municipal water supply. I would really encourage you to use a water softener and an activated charcoal water filter on your household water system.
A color stabilizer will also help.
2007-05-04 06:14:36
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answered by Mark 7
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Before you throw them in the washer turn them inside out i do it all the time and my clothes don't fade.
2007-05-04 04:00:03
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answered by pink_jade916 1
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I started washing all my dark clothes in either Woolite for Darks or Cheer for Darks (the products are comparable, in my opinion) when I started noticing the same thing with my clothes. Works great.
2007-05-04 03:53:24
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answered by The Bulletproof Monk 3
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