Turn it inside out. Cold water. Gentle cycle. Use mild detergent.

Bleach? That’s for weaklings trying shortcuts.

If the dye’s acting stubborn, rinse once in lukewarm, then cold.

Don’t even think about scrubbing the embroidery. That mark stays clean - it's earned.

You’re sending it to a pro? Good. That’s the top-tier move. Do it when it matters.

Wet pile? Really? You want mold growing like it’s some cursed sea fog? Hang it. Let it breathe.

If you’re lazy enough to use a machine, fine. But cool setting only.

Heat? That’s the enemy. Burns through fabric like a slash through air.

Flip it. Two cloth layers. No direct contact with the embroidery.

Steam lightly. No overkill. This isn’t a duel, keep it controlled.

Hang it in shade. UV rays fade color faster than I cut down bounty hunters.

You want the shirt to last? Keep it away from the sun.

It’s not just a shirt. It’s part of your journey.