Marbling?

[Wlemon]

Hell all!

Just curious but does anyone know how to get rid of marbling? These are my XHSib's and I just gave them a soak. Totally forgot about the marbling effect. It's the same way on both sides. Don't really care as it's on the back side of the jeans. More just curious. I assume still in the curious to wear them even harder.

[sabergirl]

It’s not something you’ll be able to get rid of. Just wear the heck out of them, and it will become less noticeable.


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[Jett129]

Just curious,did you soak them inside out,as that looks more like the by product of not turning them inside out. Someone correct me if I’m wrong,but I think that’s from where the dye ran out. Hence the white line.

[Wlemon]

I didn't turn them instead out. @Jett129

I figured that @sabergirl. I forgot about it when I threw them in the wash 🤷

It's not so much of an issue for me. More curious than anything.

[Kasi]

Live with them Notting can be done


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[DrPat]

In your first post you said you gave them a soak and later you said you threw them in the wash.  I couldn't imagine soaking would cause such lines unless you poured detergent along the leg and residue is still there.

If you put them in the wash and spin them fast it won't make much of a difference if they are inside-out in terms of creating lines (you'll get them either way). 

It will most probably never go away completely but will become less noticeable over time.

[neph93]

I have had a little marbling once when I soaked a shirt. It can happen with a soak if things aren’t properly submerged or lie creased in the water.

As @DrPat says machine washing and tumbling are the major culprits.

@sabergirl and @Kasi are right. The only thing to do is to wear them. I had bad marbling on my 666-XHS after a hasty and thorough wash was necessitated by a 2 year old with noro-virus. I wore them through a summer of landscape gardening and now you can’t see it for the fades.