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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sebastian show" data-source="post: 14909339" data-attributes="member: 388298">හෝදන්නේ නැතුව දවස් 100ක් අඳින්න පුළුවන්<img src="http://asset2.cbsistatic.com/cnwk.1d/i/tim2/2013/05/02/shirt.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> new shirt being touted as "the better button-down" aims to make  laundry as we know it a thing of the past. The entrepreneur behind it  claims it never wrinkles and can be worn over and over, without being  washed. Marketing grad Mac Bishop, 24, says his shirt  not only looks good, but is soft to the touch, resistant to wrinkling,  and odor-free. To prove it, he wore one of the shirts for 100 days in a  row without washing it. "I've (run) 4 miles in this shirt, I've biked 5 miles in this  shirt, I've thrown it on after a basketball game," Bishop told CBS News.  "It airs out. It's the miracle fiber."     That miracle fiber is wool, but the kind Bishop uses is more than  three times thinner than a human hair. He claims this is why his shirts  are extra resistant to moisture, making them the perfect garment for  people on the go. To bring his vision to life, Bishop turned to Kickstarter. In just over a week, more than 2,000 supporters have helped him raise more than $290,000, nearly 10 times his original goal. So, is Bishop out to say he is promoting a shirt that can  literally can last a lifetime? "Yeah, that's the goal," he told CBS  News' Michelle Miller. And what's in it for his supporters? A self-cleaning shirt to call their own. </blockquote>

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