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CARE GUIDE

How to Not Ruin Your Game Bibs

For a lot of our customers, their Game Bibs are their tradition–Whether they’re at the stadium, in the parking lot, at the tailgate or watching from home.

Unsurprisingly, Game Bibs go through a lot of wear and tear. From spills, stains, streaks, tears and soil, our adult sports overalls have seen it all. But hey, it’s your prerogative to get wild on game day, make your presence known and support your team’s brains out. Also, it’s your duty–as a superfan–to look good doing it. That means you need your Game Bibs to look great all season long.

For the cleanliness-challenged, here’s a handy guide on how to not ruin your Game Bibs and keep them looking brand spankin’ new.

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Cleaning Your Game Bibs 101

All right, class is officially in session. Your Game Bibs are 100% cotton. That means that it’s machine-wash friendly (you’re welcome), but it does have the potential to be damaged or shrunk if you don’t do things the right way. Here’s how to wash your Game Bibs and not ruin them.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

Dirty Game Bibs

We’re talking regular wear and tear – for serious stains, scroll down.

Color-Safe Laundry Detergent

Tide Pods anyone?

Washing Machine

Yes, Mom’s house will do.

Safe Place to Air Dry

Game Bibs hold up the best when they air dry.

How to Wash Your Game Bibs

1Start your washer with the setting on cold and allow the water to fill up. Add in your detergent so that it can fully dilute throughout the washer basin. Using cold water will prevent any shrinking or color run in your first few cycles. After you’ve washed your Game Bibs a few times, you can start using warm water.

2Once the washer is full, add in your dirty Game Bibs and shut the lid. Let it do its work.

3After your wash cycle completes, you can dry your Game Bibs. For your first two or three washes, you’ll want to dry it on tumble dry or a low heat setting. Cotton is susceptible to heat and can potentially shrink if you dry it on the highest setting. The best option is to air dry them. Make sure you hang it in a well-ventilated spot - don’t put it in your closet.

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