Here are the methods to remove white latex adhesive (commonly known as white glue or PVA glue) from clothing:

1. Cold water pretreatment: First, rinse the part with white latex adhesive under cold water to soften and remove as much glue as possible. Do not use hot water, as hot water will cause the glue to cure and become more difficult to remove.

2. Soaking: If the glue has already dried, soak the clothing in cold water to allow the glue to fully absorb water and expand.

3. Manual removal: After the glue softens, try to gently rub or scrape off the glue with your hands. For larger pieces of glue, you may need to repeat this step several times.

4. Using detergent: Apply a small amount of detergent to the glue, then gently rub to let the detergent penetrate the glue, helping to break it down.

5. Vinegar treatment: White vinegar can help break down white latex adhesive. Soak the part of the clothing with glue in water containing a small amount of white vinegar, then gently rub.

6. Machine washing: After pre-treating and manually removing most of the glue, put the clothing in the washing machine, add an appropriate amount of laundry powder or liquid detergent, and wash as normal.

7. Check and repeat: Before the clothing dries, check if all the glue has been removed. If there is still residue, repeat the above steps. Once the glue is completely removed, you can dry the clothing as normal.

Please note that different clothing materials may require different treatment methods. Always test the cleaning agent on an inconspicuous area first to ensure it does not damage the clothing. If the glue has become very stubborn, professional dry cleaning services may be needed to handle it.