A collection of articles dedicated to sweat management. Learn about hyperhidrosis, thermal comfort, & all the latest sweat-related technologies.
The undershirt sweat challenge (moisture wicking vs. cotton) continued last night. Basically, we’re trying to find out if, while wearing an undershirt, sweat will reach an outer layer of clothing faster if you’re wearing a moisture wicking undershirt or non moisture wicking undershirt. The Test Subject: Alfani The 100% combed cotton v-neck undershirt from Alfani … Read more
Well yes, it sure is a long article title, but this is an important topic that we really need to get to the bottom of. Reader “M” and I exchanged several emails over the course of the last couple of days and I wanted to share the information with everyone in hopes that, together, we … Read more
While I haven’t typically written about tank top undershirts here, I received a great question from a reader looking for quick drying (aka moisture wicking) tank top. I travel a lot. I have always used a tank top undershirt. My mother always used cotton, but I got some COOLMAX tank top undershirts, white, from TravelSmith. … Read more
08/03/2011 – Police Rejoice! The Original Ultra Cool RVU Under Shirt for Body Armor Found! 03/06/2010 – Ask Tug Update: Police Body Armor Undershirts Ran across a really interesting blog today where a Roanoke, Virginia police officer shares information about the life of a cop (pretty interesting stuff). Yesterday, he wrote a post about wearing an Under … Read more
For whatever reason, a thought occurred to me this morning: While moisture-wicking clothing products are intended to keep you cooler by transferring moisture away from your body to the outer layer of the fabric, if you’re wearing an undershirt made out of that type of material, wouldn’t that lead you to believe that your outerwear … Read more
Very interesting forum thread here that talks about cooling “undershirt” technology used by college and professional sports teams
I ran across this complaint on planetfeedback.com and I thought everyone would be interested in hearing about it. Based on what this woman writes, she purchased the green Axe gel deodorant for her son, and when he used it, it ruined two Hollister T-shirts and the Hanes undershirts he was wearing underneath! Here’s her post: … Read more
Trying to find a sure-fire way to remove set-in deodorant stains, sweat stains, odors, and waxy build up from your shirts? You’ll find the answer here.