Dream of washing a shirt suggests a connection with situation, risks and trust. You are feeling shut out of some situation or relationship. There are reunions in sight that will excite you. There is some risk of a friend turning his back on you or not counting on you for something that you were looking forward to. Do not put your trust in someone who does not deserve it and do not keep silent about what you consider an injustice.
Hand washing a shirt leads to change and action. Your are unwilling to make any changes or yield to others. It is also possible that someone will offer you the possibility to go to a concert. The time has come to make a radical decision about something that is limiting your life.
Wearing a washed shirt in a dream is interpreted as life and work. You are being misguided in some area of your life. Everything related to your work will be better than you imagine. Your to-do list and management is too big. At work you should be well organized to avoid possible mistakes.
Someone else washing a shirt draws attention to relationship and proposals. You tend to give everything you have in a situation or relationship. You contribute to improve the business, so it will be accepted immediately. You propose to change certain routines that you no longer like or do not like.
Washing favorite shirt in a dream stands as a sign of flaws. You need to learn to accept your own flaws, as well as the flaws of others. At lunch you will get a rewarding surprise that will change your perception. You put a lot of illusions in something that didn’t turn out the way you wanted.
Thoughts become apparent in a dream about clean shirt. You need to be more in tune to your thoughts and to your intuition. You won’t care at all what others think of you. Your boldness is positive as long as it does not expose you to certain dangers.
Colorful shirt highlights love and understanding. You are in love with two different persons. You will be more understanding today with your loved ones. Your greatest enemy, at this time, is haste.
