Wash in cold water to minimize shrinkage.
Turn jeans inside out before washing to reduce friction.
Use the gentle cycle and avoid overloading the machine.
Air dry or use a low-heat dryer setting, and remove while still slightly damp.
Lay flat or hang by the waistband to help them dry evenly.
Iron inside out on low heat if ripples appear, to smooth out the fabric.
Final Thoughts
Those strange ripples on your jeans after washing are often caused by how denim reacts to heat, water, and tension — and they’re not always a sign of poor quality. With proper care, you can reduce or even prevent them entirely. Taking good care of your jeans will keep them looking great for years to come.
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