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Irritated skin often starts with subtle redness, itching, or burning that becomes more noticeable after wearing certain fabrics or chemically treated materials. Sensitive areas like the neck, waistline, and underarms may react first, especially when the skin barrier is already compromised. Many people who feel they might be allergic to clothes experience flare-ups triggered by dyes, detergents, or synthetic fibers. Treating textile dermatitis begins with identifying and removing the irritant. Switching to breathable, natural fabrics and washing new garments before use can significantly reduce symptoms. Pairing these changes with gentle cleansers, barrier-repair moisturizers, and anti-inflammatory care supports healing and promotes healthier, calmer skin.