JMK
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I'm the type of guy who sweats a lot. Is a 50/50 blend cotton/poly tee going to be better for me than 100% cotton?
I'm the type of guy who sweats a lot. Is a 50/50 blend cotton/poly tee going to be better for me than 100% cotton?
Yes, cotton/polyblends or 100% synthetic shirts will dry faster than 100% cotton shirts. That is why most athletic under shirts (eg Underarmour, etc) are almost always made of 100% synthetics.
Isn't this a different application? 100% synthetic wicks water away from the body where cotton absorbs water. When I play tennis I wear a shirt that dries quickly but as an undershirt I want cotton otherwise the sweat just gets absorbed by the outer layers. And I thought cotton breathes more and in general makes one sweat less than say polyester.
and kontai, would the duluth undershirts be wearable on its own in the summer or does it look too obviously like an undershirt?