Okay, the user wants me to translate "wash-and-wear" into Korean. Let me think about the best way to do this.
First, "wash-and-wear" is a compound word, probably referring to clothing that's easy to care for, like something you can just wash and wear again without much trouble. In Korean, there's a common term for this. I remember that "세탁 후 바로 입을 수 있는" is a direct translation, but maybe there's a more natural expression.
Wait, there's a term "세탁 후 바로 입는" which is often used in fashion contexts. Let me confirm. Yes, "세탁 후 바로 입는" is the standard translation. It literally means "can be worn right after washing," which captures the essence of "wash-and-wear."
I should make sure there's no existing Korean term that's more commonly used. Sometimes, English terms are borrowed, but in this case, the Korean translation is straightforward. So the correct translation would be "세탁 후 바로 입는" without any changes. The user also specified that if the content is already in Korean, leave it as is, but here it's in English, so translation is needed. Alright, that's the answer.