Okay, the user wants me to translate "wash-and-wear" into Portuguese. Let me think about the correct term here. "Wash-and-wear" is a term used for fabrics that don't require ironing after washing. In Portuguese, the common translation for this is "têxtil lavável e pronto para usar" or sometimes "têxtil que não precisa de passar." But I need to check which one is more standard.
Wait, the user provided a previous example where "wash-and-wear" was translated as "têxtil lavável e pronto para usar." Maybe that's the preferred term here. Let me confirm. Yes, "têxtil lavável e pronto para usar" is the direct translation and commonly used in Portuguese-speaking countries. Alternatively, "têxtil que não precisa de passar" is also correct but might be more of a descriptive phrase rather than a standard term. Since the user's previous response used the first option, I should stick with that for consistency. So the translation should be "têxtil lavável e pronto para usar."