It is therefore perhaps wiser to look for repeated friction in a specific spot, instead of immediately blaming the washing machine or clothes moths.
Conclusion:
Those mysterious little holes in T-shirts often appear precisely in the places where the fabric experiences the most friction in daily life. Belt buckles, trouser buttons, kitchen countertops, or seatbelts can all be causes.
It is particularly noticeable if the holes repeatedly appear in the lower front section. In that case, it is worth taking a closer look at the contact points between the clothing, the waistband, and the various surfaces.
Using a different belt, a kitchen apron, and a gentler wash cycle can at least help test whether the number of new holes decreases. (Houzz)
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