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Clothes for warm bedrooms
Short answer: Choose a thin layer that moves moisture rather than nothing at all. A bedroom above twenty degrees call...
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Night sweats, what clothing can do
Short answer: Clothing can move moisture away from the skin so you wake up less clammy. It does not remove the cause....
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Why you sweat more in synthetic clothes
Short answer: Because synthetic fibres do not absorb moisture. Sweat stays between skin and fabric instead of moving ...
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Layering explained
Short answer: Three layers, each with its own job. The inner one moves moisture, the middle one insulates and the out...
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Clothes for cold days
Short answer: Three layers. A thin one closest to the skin that moves moisture, an insulating one in the middle and a...
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Clothes for hot days
Short answer: Choose thin fabrics that move moisture, light or muted colours, and a fit that lets air in. The materia...
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How to dry sweat without it turning stiff
Short answer: Shake the piece out after washing, lay it flat and turn it halfway through. Avoid radiators and tumble ...
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When is sweat worn out
Short answer: Sweatwear is worn out when the ribbed cuffs and hem are wavy and no longer sit close, when the fabric h...
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Sweat for the home office and video meetings
Short answer: A plain sweatshirt without a print looks calm on screen. Avoid bold patterns and very light colours, wh...
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Choosing a size in sweat
Short answer: Sweat is usually worn a little looser than a T-shirt, because there needs to be room for a layer undern...
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Sweat and body odour
Short answer: Sweat smells less often than T-shirts, because there is usually a layer underneath. Air it between wear...
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A hoodie for car journeys
Short answer: On a long car journey, a hoodie should be easy to take off along the way and double as a pillow. A ligh...
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