When you spill water (or red wine) onto your clothing, it gets wet and saturated, which allows physical and chemical reactions to take place that result in stains. Ordinary cotton, silk, and linen shirts get stained because those fabrics absorb liquids. I was skeptical.) I also assessed each shirt’s style and the feel of its fabric: After all, spill resistance is moot if the shirt isn’t something I’d actually wear. ( Mother Oxford’s site shows a shirt theatrically doused in ketchup then rinsed clean under the shower. I wasn’t looking for perfection-none of the shirts promise to be completely stainproof-but I did want to see if they measured up to their marketing claims. To investigate, I tested three purportedly stain-repellent shirts from brands that specialize in making easier-to-maintain apparel.
What happens if you pour a glass of red wine down one of these shirts? We found out.
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