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Bamboo clothing for people who sweat a lot
Short answer: If you sweat a lot, the material matters, but how often you change matters more. No fibre can move unli...
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Why what you wear innermost matters most
Short answer: The innermost layer is the only one that touches your skin all day long. If that is wrong, no outer lay...
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Skin tone underwear and why it shows least
Short answer: It is the contrast between skin and fabric that shows through thin clothing, not the colour of the fabr...
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Sizes in underwear and why they do not follow clothing sizes
Short answer: Underwear is sized by the hips, not by the waist or chest. That is why your briefs size can differ from...
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Bamboo underwear and when 60 degrees is necessary
Short answer: 60 degrees is necessary when there is illness in the household, with fungal infections and after contac...
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Bamboo underwear for men and what to do about static
Short answer: Static electricity builds up when the air is dry and two different materials rub against each other. It...
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Bamboo underwear and what the OEKO-TEX label covers
Short answer: OEKO-TEX Standard 100 means the fabric has been tested against a catalogue of harmful substances. It te...
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Bamboo underwear and what happens after thirty washes
Short answer: The fabric gets softer and the elastic gets weaker. Both happen at the same time, and it is the elastic...
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Bamboo underwear and how to wash it without ruining it
Short answer: Wash at 40 degrees, without fabric softener, in a mesh bag and with low heat when drying. Those four th...
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Bamboo underwear for winter and where the layers belong
Short answer: The inner layer should move moisture, the middle layer should insulate and the outer layer should keep ...
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Bamboo underwear under a suit and what does not show
Short answer: Under a suit, underwear should take up as little space as possible and keep your shirt dry. That means ...
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Bamboo underwear for men and what to keep in the drawer
Short answer: Four things cover everything: ten pairs of boxers, ten pairs of socks, three undershirts and one set of...
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