Threads are coming loose around the acorn embroidery; is this normal?
Seeing the notice for the acorn decoration on the front of the T-shirt stating that threads may unravel, you may be concerned that the garment is flawed or defective.
Because it is an inherent characteristic of appliqué embroidery, where pieces of fabric are layered and sewn on, threads may naturally come loose in the process of wearing and washing the garment.
Appliqué refers to a sewing technique where fabric is placed over a base fabric and sewn along the edges. TANSANMAGNESIUM's Doberman X TANSANMAGNESIUM Acorn Ringer T-shirt (Ivory) (도베르만X탄산 도토리 링거 티셔츠 (아이보리)) features an acorn shape patched onto the front using this method, arranged alongside a graphic print[1].
Threads unraveling is a natural characteristic of this technique[2]. This is because the fabric's threads gradually loosen and come outward along the cut and sewn edges of the fabric piece. Instead of a smooth cross-section, the threads of the patched fabric naturally rise up, creating a dimensional, thick texture distinct from flat printing.
It is better not to pull on long protruding threads. If you pull them by hand, the embroidery threads securing the edges may also be pulled out, so you can wear it neatly by carefully trimming only bothersome loose threads with scissors.
We have not yet confirmed the recommended water temperature for washing or whether machine drying is permitted.
Product measurements
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Doberman X TANSANMAGNESIUM Acorn Ringer T-shirt (Ivory)
Measurements
| Part | 1 | 2 | 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 어깨 | 34cm | 50cm | 50cm |
| 가슴 ◦ | 46.2cm | 53.2cm | 53.7cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.
Other stated figures
| Part | 1 | 2 | 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 길이 ◦ | 52cm | 63cm | 66cm |
| 소매 ◦ | 14cm | 20cm | 20.5cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.