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Myths about bamboo panties and what is true
Short answer: Bamboo panties come wrapped in many myths. The short version: bamboo in clothing is viscose made from b...
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The myth that clothes can last forever if you look after them
Short answer: Good care can extend the life of clothes a great deal, but no garment lasts forever. Fibres wear, elast...
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The myth that boxer shorts are always the most breathable
Short answer: Loose boxer shorts let air in, but breathability also depends on the fabric and on how underwear sits u...
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The myth that period underwear smells
Short answer: Period underwear does not smell on its own when it is worn and washed correctly. Odour usually appears ...
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The myth that clothes must be ironed to look neat
Short answer: Many clothes look neat without ironing if they are washed, spun and dried the right way. Knits and visc...
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The myth that you can only wear white socks for exercise
Short answer: White socks have become a symbol of sport, but colour has no effect on how a sock performs. Material, f...
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The myth that clothes which feel cool are also thin
Short answer: The feeling of coolness does not only come from a thin fabric. The fibre's ability to conduct heat and ...
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The myth that bamboo cannot be worn in winter
Short answer: Viscose from bamboo is often linked with summer because it feels cool. But as a base layer in winter it...
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The myth that pyjamas are old fashioned
Short answer: Pyjamas have a reputation for being old fashioned, but nightwear has a practical job. It keeps your tem...
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The myth that Danish brands also sew their clothes in Denmark
Short answer: A Danish brand is a brand based in Denmark, but that tells you nothing about where the clothes are sewn...
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The myth that tights always ladder quickly
Short answer: Sheer tights are delicate, but many ladders can be avoided. Thickness, material, the right size and the...
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The myth that bed linen cannot be washed with towels
Short answer: You can wash bed linen and towels together, as long as they take the same temperature and are roughly t...
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