sweat
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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Sweatpants for walks
Short answer: For walks, trousers need to move freely, keep you warm without overheating, and have a pocket that will...
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Ribbed cuffs at sleeves and hem
Short answer: The ribbed trim holds the sleeves and hem in place. It is knitted more tightly than the rest of the fab...
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Pockets in sweatpants, what is practical
Short answer: Two side pockets are enough for most people. A zipped pocket is useful if you wear the trousers outdoor...
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Why bamboo sweat feels lighter
Short answer: Because the fibre is fine and smooth, and because the fabric drapes down the body instead of standing o...
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A jogging set as a complete outfit
Short answer: A set in one colour looks calm and removes the choice in the morning. It is mostly worn at home, when t...
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Sweat for autumn and spring
Short answer: Spring and autumn are the best seasons for sweat fabric. The temperature sits between eight and eightee...
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A sweatshirt for cool summer evenings
Short answer: In summer, the temperature drops quickly after sunset. A light sweatshirt without a hood is enough for ...
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When is a hoodie too warm
Short answer: When you sweat indoors without moving. Then the fabric is too thick for the room, and a sweatshirt or a...
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