Have you
seen shirts with a multi-color that seem a bid transparent in some areas? Then it’s a good chance that was a burnout
shirt. A burnout shirt is created by
applying chemicals to a shirt made with several different fibers. For example a 100% cotton shirt would not be
used to create a burnout shirt, but a shirt that consists of a blend of cotton,
rayon, and silk would be a better candidate.
When the chemicals are applied to the shirt, it begins to eat away are
certain fibers, usually polyester, and dissolves the fabric, creating a burnout
look. If you were to use a shirt made of
one type of fiber, you would have holes all over your shirt. The blend of fibers in the shirt is necessary
for creating a burnout shirt.
Burnout is also known as devore, which is the
French word for devour. The French
popularized this technique to re-create the appearance of embroidery. Check out wikihow.com to learn how to make your own burnout
shirt. And if you like the look, but don’t want to
go through the hassle of making one yourself, give Shirts For Anything a
call. We carry a Burnout
Shirt by
Next Level® that will fulfill all of your burnout needs!
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