缩水 (suō shuǐ): to shrink (in the wash); fig. to shrink (of profits etc)

That pure cotton shirt shrank after washing; now it's one size smaller and I can't fit into it.

Mom soaked the sweater in hot water, and as a result it shrank badly, so she could only give it to my younger brother to wear.

These jeans shrank the first time I washed them, and the legs became much shorter, so I had to return them.

When buying bed sheets, pay attention to the label, because some materials shrink easily and their size will become smaller after washing.

After this wool coat shrank, it became short and tight, and I can no longer fit into it.