friction and pressure.
The lower front of a shirt is constantly moving against things such as jeans buttons, belt hardware, countertops, desks, or other hard surfaces. Over time, that repeated rubbing weakens the fabric fibers until they finally break.
And that’s why the holes tend to appear in the same place.
It’s not random.
It’s a wear point.
Your Kitchen Counter Could Be the Secret Culprit
One surprisingly common cause is the countertop.
Think about what happens when you’re cooking or washing dishes.
You lean forward.
Your shirt gets pressed
