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Whether you give your shirts to the dry cleaner or you launder them yourself, you will have to ask yourself this question: "Should I starch my shirts?" As with most questions, there is no definitive answer, but I hope this guide will help you make a decision that's right for you.
What is starch anyway?
Laundry starch is prepared by mixing a vegetable starch,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], a white powder usually from corn, with water. It first became popular in 16th century Europe as it was used to stiffen the collars of the wealthy for a sharp and clean look. In the 1800's,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], it became stylish to starch both the collar and the sleeve cuffs of the shirts as these are the two parts that stand out when one is wearing a jacket.
Why should I use starch?
The main advantage of using starch is that it will give your shirt a crisp look which will in turn make you look nice and sharp. Starch also provides a few side benefits. It can help the creases on your shirt's sleeves last longer throughout the day. It also protects your fabrics from stains. Instead of sticking to your shirt's fibers,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the stains stick to the starch.
Why should I keep away from starch?
Starch will make your shirt stiffer. It will make your shirt itchy,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], uncomfortable to wear,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and unpleasant to the touch. If you move a lot during the day, the wrinkles will become more pronounced if you use starch. Worst of all, starch will dry your shirt's fabric, making it fray and breaking it down. Therefore starch will significantly reduce the useful life of your shirt.
So, should I starch my shirts?
If you don't need to have a very sharp look, do not starch your shirts. Most tailors will strongly recommend against it. If you own expensive or custom tailored shirts, try to stay away from starch. If you do need that crisp look and are not too worried about reducing the life of your shirts, the rule of thumb is to only use as much as is needed. Do it 19th century style: starch your collar and your cuffs and keep the rest of your shirt starch free.
As an alternative,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], some custom shirt tailors offer the possibility for stiffer collars and cuffs that do not need starch to look nice.

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