If you’re going to stick your jeans in the dryer, keep the setting on low or no heat. It’s the high temperatures that will be the biggest culprit in damaging your denim fibers.

Denim doesn't take heat very well, so never dry your jeans in a dryer. If you do dry them in a dryer you may end up shrinking ...

Denim was invented over 150 years ago — and the question of how and when to wash the garments has been around for almost just as long. Though many people choose to never wash their jeans, Levi ...

To soften stiff jeans: “If you like your jeans soft and comfortable, add a fabric softener like Snuggle Fabric Softener to your rinse cycle — especially if you like to air dry them” advise ...

If your jeans are super-stiff after you hang-dry them, Morley said you can toss them in a cool dryer for 10 minutes to soften them. A brand-new pair of raw denim jeans from Left Field NYC ...

DENIM jeans are a staple for most of us, especially in the colder months when we want to keep toasty. But they can take forever to dry once washed, especially if you are avoiding using the tumble d… ...

Pro tip: Washing and drying your jeans in hot temperatures can cause your denim color to fade, so if you’d like to maintain the original wash, turn them inside out when washing and drying. 2 ...

Next up, the money-saving denim diva said she’s going to tumble dry the jeans without heat instead of air drying, just to see if the hack will still work. “I bought 5 pairs of the same jeans ...

Jeans are made two ways: with rigid denim (aka 100% cotton) or stretch denim, which is a cotton and Lycra or spandex blend. Washing rigid denim, in particular, will affect the fit, so it boils ...

To find out if caring for a simple pair of jeans is really that complicated, we spoke to experts at three of the world’s most respected denim shops: Kiya Babzani, co-owner of Self Edge; Jeremy Smith, ...