I Just Want Drink Bourbon Ignore All Of My Old Man Problems Vintage T-Shirt

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I typically would return it bc it’s see through but maybe I can make it work. In case it’s helpful, I’m 36 with muffin top post baby..so I don’t exactly want my overhanging belly to be visible in this shirt while sitting down. I thrifted this printed top with lace. Sadly, it’s size M and I’m an XS, so it fits loosely. I’m not big on sewing, so I’m scared of ruining the I Just Want Drink Bourbon Ignore All Of My Old Man Problems Vintage T-Shirt it is in the first place but top if I try to tailor it. The tag says 100% cotton. Should I try shrinking the top by boiling it? Will that ruin the print/lace? The recommended temperature on the tag is 40°. The top feels new, but the fabric seems very fragile, especially the straps. Hmm honestly if you’re a little hesitant about trying to shrink it yourself, I would definitely bring it to a tailor! Since there are no zippers or other intricacies I think they would be able to take it in for you pretty nicely :3 This is probably the best option… I just hope it’s not going to cost 10 times more than this top costed me lol! Thank you :))

I Just Want Drink Bourbon Ignore All Of My Old Man Problems Vintage T-Shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

I have dry skin, and all winter my coat collar has been soaking up moisturizer from my face/neck. The coat is black, and the I Just Want Drink Bourbon Ignore All Of My Old Man Problems Vintage T-Shirt it is in the first place but stains are pale and dingy. Any tips on how to clean this? Material is 100% recycled polyester twill. How do I style this dress? I plan to get it nipped in at the waist, but I feel like this cut brings attention to my un-toned arms. Honestly, I think you look great and the softness of the cowl and the print actually kind of work with soft arms? I’m thinking of Pre-Raphaelite paintings of beautiful soft women just lounging in draped dresses haha. But I do understand if it’s something you’d rather cover – I’d work with the romantic vibes and do a really soft/fuzzy cashmere-y slightly cropped, slightly oversized/boxy cardigan. Cropped denim or moto jacket. But also, almost no one’s arms look toned when they’re straight at your sides. Try posing with a hand on your hip/waist and see how you feel.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.