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Finding a quality shirt that prevents sweat is like striking gold. Not to mention brands often use language like “sweat resistant,” “sweat absorbing,” “sweat wicking” or “moisture wicking” to describe the fabric, which can confuse buyers.
In this blog, we’ll teach you how to be a savvy shopper and pick out the best sweat-blocking materials before making a purchase.
Let’s break down examples of different sweat-absorbing fabrics and sweat-resistant fabrics.
Here are our top choices for sweat-absorbing fabrics:
Cotton: Quality, lightweight cotton is one of the most breathable fabrics, offering some airflow for drying out any dampness. Because cotton is a natural fiber, it absorbs moisture (drawing it away from your skin) rather than repelling it (forcing the sweat to sit on your skin). Note that with standard cotton shirts, you'll have to be mindful of the colors you choose. Since it absorbs moisture so easily, pit stains can be a problem.
Bamboo: Bamboo is a high-quality, absorbent, breathable and ultra-soft material. It’s also hygienic due to its resistance to odor, mold, mildew and bacteria — even after multiple washes.
Linen: Linen is a natural fiber that is lightweight, breathable and absorbent. It also doesn’t cling to the body, which can keep you cool. However, linen wrinkles easily, so it can be challenging to wear linen for everyday use.
Merino wool: Contrary to popular belief, wool can keep you cool and dry. Merino wool is a natural fiber that draws sweat away from your skin, allowing it to evaporate as vapor. It’s excellent for regulating body temperature and ideal for wearing all year round.
Here are the most popular sweat-resistant and sweat-wicking fabrics on the market:
Polyester: Polyester is durable and water-resistant, but don’t let these words fool you. Polyester doesn’t absorb sweat; in fact, it might make you sweat even more. The moisture sits on your skin or gets pushed to your outer layer — the complete opposite effect you want from a sweat-blocking material.
Rayon: Rayon is lightweight and doesn’t trap heat, but because it’s a synthetic fabric, it repels moisture and doesn’t absorb it (i.e., not a good solution for heavy sweaters).
Cotton/lycra blend: Cotton is an absorbent fabric, but when combined with lycra, the combination traps heat and moisture, creating a breeding ground for sweat, especially when wearing tight clothing.
Nylon: You’ll often find nylon in activewear. However, nylon is 100% synthetic, so it’s an impractical choice for those who sweat heavily. Nylon isn’t breathable and will trap heat and moisture easily, making you sweat more.
Most sweat-resistant and moisture-wicking fabrics are synthetic. Many are even coated with chemical treatments that wear off when washed. In turn, the sweat-resistant or sweat-wicking effects only last a few wears. Sweat-wicking performance materials can also be more expensive.
Choosing natural or synthetic depends on your sweating needs. Here are some everyday situations where you need sweat-blocking power and the best material for each:
When it comes to keeping sweat at bay, sweat-absorbing clothing is the way to go. Natural fabrics are ideal for staying dry and a smarter choice for the environment.
If you’re looking for a shirt that checks off all the boxes and prevents sweat marks and pit stains, look no further than the Thompson Tee’s sweat proof undershirts for men and women .
Here are just a few features of Thompson Tee’s bestselling sweat proof undershirts:
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Clear heels are one of the hottest celebrity footwear trends, but unfortunately, the see-through material puts every foot imperfection on display.
Foot fog , exposed chipped nail polish, and scrunched-up toes are just a few of the transparent shoe disasters involving sweaty feet that we’ve noticed.
According to the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) , excessive foot sweating can indicate a condition called hyperhidrosis.
However, almost everyone will experience having sweaty feet at times. It can lead to health issues such as foot odor, athlete’s foot, and toenail fungus.
Charlotte Dawson’s sweaty feet in plastic heels (Credit: WENN)
Nothing seems to deter fashion followers from stuffing their tootsies into trendy plasticky, transparent footwear.
From sticky, sweaty feet to bunions and corns out in plain view, here are the worst foot problems we’ve seen thanks to this show-everything style. Get ready for some sweaty feet and clear heels:
Let’s start off the list with something simple. Back in September 2015 when Kim Kardashian was pregnant with her baby boy Saint, she was seen strutting around in a pair of clear sandals with unsteady perspex heels that looked like they were about to break!
Kim’s Yeezy Season 2 sandals were yet to be released then, and the clear shoe trend was just about to take off.
Heavily pregnant Kim Kardashian in Yeezy Season 2 clear sandals with perspex heels that look like they’re about to snap while leaving an office in Sherman Oaks in Los Angeles, California, on September 28, 2015 (Credit: WENN)
We also won’t ever forget the time when the pregnant SKIMS founder stuffed her poor swollen feet into clear Givenchy “Albertina” heels .
We know one of the main appeals of clear shoes is that they make legs look longer, but this is just ridiculous. Jennifer Hudson ‘s toes were extending way over the soles of her Manolo Blahnik clear sandals and were spilling onto the red carpet.
Other celebrities who have had the same toe overhang problem include January Jones in Yeezy’s Season 2 clear sandals and Brittany Snow in Tamara Mellon’s “Frontline” clear-strap heels .
Jennifer Hudson with a bad toe overhang in Manolo Blahnik clear-strap ankle-wrap sandals at the 2014 People’s Choice Awards held at the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in Los Angeles, California, on January 8, 2014 (Credit: WENN / Apega)
It’s pretty much impossible to wear shoe inserts with clear shoes, so what was Emma Watson thinking ?
Emma Watson with a twisted left ankle strap and a shoe insert falling out of her Chanel PVC-and-satin pumps at a press conference for “The Bling Ring” at the 66th Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France, on May 16, 2013 (Credit: WENN)
Her chicken cutlet footpad was not only visible through the PVC panel of her Chanel pumps, but was also starting to fall out. To add insult to injury, the ankle strap of her left pump was twisted.
Emma Watson’s chicken cutlet footpad was not only visible through the PVC panel of her Chanel pumps (Credit: WENN)
There is just no way to hide it when you wear the wrong size in clear shoes. Alysia Reiner tried but failed to stuff her pinkie toes into the narrow clear straps of her ankle-tie sandals.
Alysia Reiner with her pinkie toes desperately trying to fit into the clear straps of her ankle-ribbon sandals at the 2014 Young Hollywood Awards at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles, California, on July 27, 2014 (Credit: WENN)
Aah, the wardrobe malfunction that started it all. Taylor Schilling’s steamy clear pumps helped us coin the term “foot fog” back in 2012.
Celebrities who followed suit in falling victim to the foggy footwear faux pas include Chloe Moretz , Chrissy Teigen , and Kim Kardashian .
Taylor Schilling with a bad case of foot fog in Rupert Sanderson’s “Prunia” pumps at “The Lucky One” UK premiere held at the Bluebird Cafe in London, England, on April 23, 2012 (Credit: WENN)
Yikes. The Toga Spring 2017 fashion show featured models clad in clear shoes left and right, and the runway quickly turned into a parade of corns, chipped nail polish, and scrunched-up and discolored toes.
A model tortures her feet in foggy clear heels (Credit: WENN)
We know that finding time for a pedicure and foot treatment is practically impossible for a model during fashion week, but if you’re going to wear see-through shoes, finding time for proper foot care is non-negotiable.
Clear platform sandals exposing poor scrunched-up toes and chipped nail polish at the Toga spring/summer 2017 fashion show during London Fashion Week in London, United Kingdom, on September 20, 2016 (Credit: WENN)
We know Kim Kardashian is always the first to sport the new Yeezy trends, and sure enough, she was spotted rocking the brand’s Season 4 clear thigh-high boots before they even debuted on the runway.
But, being ahead of a trend has its downsides. Kim didn’t seem to know how to prevent her transparent thigh-highs from fogging up while she rocked a denim-on-denim look in New York.
Kim Kardashian in Yeezy Season 4 clear thigh-high boots that are starting to fog up while out and about in New York City on September 6, 2016.
Here’s an easy math equation: Plastic shoes + warm weather = massive amounts of foot sweat. The Yeezy Season 4 fashion show was a perfect storm of natural elements that turned the runway into a veritable slip and slide.
Models were tripping left and right, and one ended up completely ripping off the clear shoes she was supposed to wear for the show.
A number of models having trouble walking in the many clear plastic shoes and boots at the Yeezy season 4 fashion show held at a former smallpox hospital on Roosevelt Island in New York City on September 7, 2016.
Amina Blue was the model who took off her faulty heels in frustration at the Yeezy Season 4 fashion show — she’s at 0:19 seconds into the video above.
You’d think she would’ve learned to stay away from clear shoes by then, but the German-Pakistani stunner could not resist posting an Instagram picture of her wearing visibly very sweaty clear thigh-high boots just two days after the Yeezy show.
Instagram star and model Amina Blue in one of her Outfit of the Day Instagram posts showing her wearing sweaty and foggy clear thigh-high boots — posted on September 9, 2016 (Credit: Amina Blue’s Instagram)
It was one foot-fogged model after another at the PH5 Fall 2017 fashion show at Bortolami Gallery in New York City on February 8, 2017.
Image shared by @ph5official with the caption ‘Inspired by balloons 🎈2017 Fall Winter presentation #PH5girls #fw17 #NYFW #bortolami #gallery #show #fashion’ (Credit: PH5’s Instagram)
The clothes were beautiful, but the presentation was literally dampened by the lineup of steamy, sweaty clear boots.
Image shared by @mbfw with the caption ‘Perspex formation at @PH5Official’s presentation. #PH5Girls #AnnaGray #NYFW #MercedesBenzFashion #SpaceMatters’ (Credit: MBFW Berlin’s Instagram)
Karolina Kurkova in a black and gold tile dress at the Wallis Annenberg Center For The Performing Arts Inaugural Gala held at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Los Angeles, California, on October 17, 2013 (Credit: WENN)
The former Victoria’s Secret Angel styled her sweaty PVC heels with a black and gold tile dress from the Salvatore Ferragamo Spring 2014 collection.
Karolina Kurkova showing off her sweaty feet (Credit: WENN)
The English actress made her stinky feet suffer in metallic silver toe cap pumps and a white dress at a Star Wars Force 4 Fashion event held at the Skylight Modern in New York City.
Daisy Ridley tortures her sweaty feet in Gianvito Rossi Anais pumps at the Star Wars Force 4 Fashion event in New York City on December 2, 2015 (Credit: WENN)
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