Small holes in clothing are not always caused by moths; everyday friction, rough surfaces and laundry habits can also damage fabric over time. Areas around the waistline are especially vulnerable to rubbing from belts, while zippers, hooks and seatbelt buckles can snag delicate fibers. Overloading the washing machine and using harsh products like chlorine bleach may weaken fabric further. To help prevent damage, wash delicate items separately, use gentle detergents, turn clothes inside out and check for objects or surfaces that repeatedly catch on your clothing…
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