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VIDEO: You should never wash your jeans — here's how to clean them

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Jan 25, 2017

Jeans expert Scott Morrison, the founder of premium custom-made jeans company 3X1, never washes his jeans in the washing machine—and he suggests you don't either.

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Instead, Morrison says to wait a few months until your pair of jeans really needs attention and then do a cold water bath before you hang it dry.

For some step-by-step instructions on how to properly clean your jeans, watch the video below by Business Insider:


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