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I really liked the way he wrote about clothes in that last trilogy, like only owning 21 'units' of clothing. And raw denim I think he wrote about as well, which sounded like it could solve the stretchy-shrinky problem. Okay, Willy, take my money.

A bra fitting lady told me that black fabric stretches more, or maybe faster, than other colours, so they manufacture black bras a little smaller to start with. She said it's how all black dye affects fabric. Maybe your jeans will end up the same size in a year. Or four weeks, if you're one of...

Good jeans are so rare that you can't afford to be exhausting them in the machine, wear them til they get a bit baggy and then wash to shrink them up again. Even if you find great jeans and go back to buy three more pairs, they'll often have changed the recipe. It's heartbreaking, really.