sweat
A hoodie in black, grey, blue and green
Short answer: The four colours cover most needs. Black is neutral, grey is the softest, blue is the easiest with deni...
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A logo print on sweat, what to know
Short answer: A print is a layer on the surface of the fabric. It does not tolerate high heat, and it should be washe...
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Sweat for layering
Short answer: Sweat is the middle layer. Underneath goes a thin layer that moves moisture away from the skin, and on ...
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A zip that gets stuck
Short answer: Usually some fabric is caught in the teeth. Gently pull the fabric free while holding the slider still,...
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The drawstring in the hood, what to do when it disappears
Short answer: Attach a safety pin or a straw to the end of the cord and guide it through the channel. It takes five m...
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Why hoodies are fleecy inside
Short answer: Because the back of the fabric is brushed with fine needles, so the loops open up and form a soft surfa...
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How to wash a hoodie and a sweatshirt
Short answer: Wash inside out at 40 degrees, close the zip, skip the fabric softener and dry flat in the air. The tum...
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A jogging set for travel
Short answer: A jogging suit is practical on long trips because it is comfortable to sit in, does not crease visibly ...
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Sweatpants for the evening
Short answer: In the evening it is about sitting comfortably for several hours. A soft waistband and a light fabric d...
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A sweatshirt for the office
Short answer: A plain sweatshirt without a print works in most workplaces. Choose a dark or muted colour and a fit th...
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A hoodie for days at home
Short answer: For days at home, choose comfort. A light hoodie in a soft quality that you can easily take on and off ...
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A bamboo jogging set, when it makes sense
Short answer: A jogging suit makes sense when you often wear the top and bottoms together. Days at home, travel and q...
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