Anonymous
06/27/2013 20:05
Subject: Re:How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
Anonymous wrote:I can not believe how many people are having this same issue. I to have been going threw this for some time and I found another one today so I decided to look online. WOW its amazing how many people are having this issue. Has anyone come up with any answers. I do not believe it is bugs, beer bottles or seat belts. Has anyone come up with anything else?
Bought a Nordstrom Rack tank-top a month ago and DAMN if it wasn't one week later and I've already got two holes in them. Pisses me off....
Anonymous
06/27/2013 20:02
Subject: How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow! This thread is so enlightening. I have never gotten a hole in any shirt in the belly area. It's so surprising to see how common this is. I'm trying to figure out why- I have plenty of Gap, Target, other mall and cheaper brands. But I only buy natural fibers in fabrics thick enough to wear without a cami or under-layer (no "tissue" tees), and I don't have granite countertops. Perhaps one of those factors is saving me? I'm so curious about this for some reason.
Me too! I've never heard of this and wear CHEAP Old Navy t-shirts.
Add me to this this. Never heard of this happening. As a fairly low key SAHM, I live in jeans and tee shirts year round and this has never happened. Even when I was pregnant and my bellybutton was sticking out at all times.
I buy cheap tee shirts on sale from either Lands End, Gap, Target, Costco or Marshalls.
And we have a gas stove and granite countertops fwiw.
Anonymous
06/27/2013 14:34
Subject: Re:How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
I can not believe how many people are having this same issue. I to have been going threw this for some time and I found another one today so I decided to look online. WOW its amazing how many people are having this issue. Has anyone come up with any answers. I do not believe it is bugs, beer bottles or seat belts. Has anyone come up with anything else?
Anonymous
06/12/2013 16:53
Subject: How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
COME ON people! Stop making excuses! Ya'll know the holes are made by the elf that lives in your belly buttons.
Anonymous
06/12/2013 16:35
Subject: How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
I get them with all my shirts within the last few years, and I only buy good brands and designed. The quality of the fabric is just not there. I thought it might be the seat belt rubbing on the jeans button and have bee trying not to get my shirt under the belt. I only remember most times not all times so I still get the holes but maybe not as soon...ugh
Anonymous
06/11/2013 15:53
Subject: How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
Anonymous wrote:NYC2DC wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Stop tucking in your t-shirts...
I haven't tucked in my tshirts since 1998.
Really? I love a tucked-in shirt with a cute, bright belt. Am I the only one? (hey it hides the holes.....)
I agree that tucking is kind of back, in the right circumstances, particularly if you have a cute figure. It is a much more pulled together look.
+100000000000
Anonymous
06/06/2013 22:26
Subject: How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
NYC2DC wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Stop tucking in your t-shirts...
I haven't tucked in my tshirts since 1998.
Really? I love a tucked-in shirt with a cute, bright belt. Am I the only one? (hey it hides the holes.....)
I agree that tucking is kind of back, in the right circumstances, particularly if you have a cute figure. It is a much more pulled together look.
Anonymous
06/06/2013 22:24
Subject: How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
Anonymous wrote:I can't take this anymore. I can't believe its from rubbing on my jeans. It seems to be getting worse. I think it may be the fabric coming from the same place. I thought it was just my loft shirts, but its all of the others now. This has been happening the past 2 years. I don't think the jeans have anything to do with it. I have been wearing jeans for 30 years. Why all of a sudden are they ruining my shirts. Please Help!!!
The style these days is for t-shirts to be much more sheer and drapey. I think this makes them more susceptible to holes. My favorite brand of t-shirt, Splendid, is NOT cheap and it is one of the worst offenders. For me it is definitely from my jeans as it doesn't happen when I wear leggings or maternity pants.
Anonymous
06/06/2013 21:30
Subject: How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
Anonymous wrote:I can't take this anymore. I can't believe its from rubbing on my jeans. It seems to be getting worse. I think it may be the fabric coming from the same place. I thought it was just my loft shirts, but its all of the others now. This has been happening the past 2 years. I don't think the jeans have anything to do with it. I have been wearing jeans for 30 years. Why all of a sudden are they ruining my shirts. Please Help!!!
+1 Driving me crazy! After one washing sometimes. I got my son an American Apparel t-shirt and it even happened at the top near the shoulder. I think it's just cheap, cheap, cheap fabric. It kills me to spend money on this and have it go to the landfill months later.
Anonymous
06/05/2013 10:41
Subject: Re:How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
I think my buttons assre causing holes in my shirts. What can I do to prevent this? I've tried putting tape over the button.
Anonymous
06/04/2013 20:01
Subject: How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
Anonymous wrote:has anyone considered it is from a gas stove? That is what I thought it was from - from starting the gas stove or an occasional boil over that sends the flames soaring and spitting. But, it also started happening only after we put in granite. It is not from pant buttons because i wear many skirts and shorts that do not have any zipper that would be causing the problem - at least i don't think. It is in the same spot where I used to get bleach stains (from bleaching the kitchen coutertops before we put in granite). I guess the kitchen is always going to ruin my clothes regardless of the countertop.
We also have granite, but it is smooth with no hard or jagged edges. How would the granite cause a hole?
Anonymous
06/04/2013 19:59
Subject: Re:How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
This happens to me as well with my H&M shirts and others as well. I wish I knew, I just figured it was the washing machine.
Anonymous
06/04/2013 17:34
Subject: How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
I can't take this anymore. I can't believe its from rubbing on my jeans. It seems to be getting worse. I think it may be the fabric coming from the same place. I thought it was just my loft shirts, but its all of the others now. This has been happening the past 2 years. I don't think the jeans have anything to do with it. I have been wearing jeans for 30 years. Why all of a sudden are they ruining my shirts. Please Help!!!
Anonymous
05/30/2013 11:46
Subject: How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
so frustrated!! only my shirts and so many. I wash on cold gentle and hang to dry. no idea what is causing this.
Anonymous
05/27/2013 19:07
Subject: How can I stop getting tiny holes in my t-shirts near my belly button?
Anonymous wrote:Wow! This thread is so enlightening. I have never gotten a hole in any shirt in the belly area. It's so surprising to see how common this is. I'm trying to figure out why- I have plenty of Gap, Target, other mall and cheaper brands. But I only buy natural fibers in fabrics thick enough to wear without a cami or under-layer (no "tissue" tees), and I don't have granite countertops. Perhaps one of those factors is saving me? I'm so curious about this for some reason.
Me too! I've never heard of this and wear CHEAP Old Navy t-shirts.