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From a northern winter to thirty degrees in six hours
Short answer: The body has no time to adapt, and the first two days feel warmer than the rest. Pack thin, loose cloth...
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The first really warm day in May
Short answer: The body is not used to the warmth yet, and most people are dressed too warm. Switch to thin underwear ...
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Bamboo or linen in summer heat
Short answer: Short answer: Linen is coolest in dry heat and wrinkles visibly. Bamboo viscose is softer against the s...
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Contact cooling and why fabric feels cool straight away
Short answer: The fibres in bamboo viscose are smooth and round, and they carry heat away from the skin faster than a...
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Clothing for thirty degrees and high humidity
Short answer: In humid heat no fabric can keep you dry, but bamboo viscose sticks less than cotton and dries faster a...
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Training when it is over twenty five degrees
Short answer: In heat, no fabric can keep you fully dry. Choose thin and loose, drink more than usual, and shift trai...
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What you should know about clothes for the warm season
Short answer: In summer, chafing and moisture are the two problems heat creates for clothing. A loose cut and a moist...
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Bamboo clothing for people who wear sandals a lot
Short answer: In sandals the foot is exposed, and there is no sock to absorb sweat. That means the foot stays dry tha...
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Clothing for a warm home and what makes the night better
Short answer: Short answer: In a warm home, the night is the hard part. Bedding matters more than sleepwear, because ...
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Bamboo clothing in summer and what actually cools
Short answer: What actually cools you down in summer is evaporation, not less fabric on the body. A thin layer that m...
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Bamboo briefs and what makes them comfortable in heat
Short answer: In the heat, it is moisture between skin and fabric that causes discomfort. Bamboo viscose moves moistu...
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Bamboo socks in summer and why they are not too warm
Short answer: A sock feels warm in summer if it holds on to moisture. If it moves the moisture away instead, evaporat...
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