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Copenhagen Bamboo undershirts and what they are for

Short answer: The Copenhagen Bamboo undershirt is designed as a flat layer under shirts and knitwear. It absorbs swea...

Clothes for the Job Interview – Avoid Visible Sweat Marks

Short answer: Visible perspiration marks at a job interview are best avoided with a moisture moving layer next to the...

Black Undershirt – When Do Dark Base Layers Make Sense?

Short answer: A black vest is the right choice under dark clothes, where a white one would show through. Under pale a...

Strappy Undershirt for Women – Guide

Short answer: A strappy vest is the most invisible helper in the wardrobe. It warms, takes up perspiration and smooth...

Undershirts for Women – Guide

Short answer: A good vest for women has to be thin, soft and invisible under clothing, and it has to keep you warm wi...

Sweat and White Shirts – How the Undershirt Saves the Day

Short answer: A thin vest in bamboo viscose is the most effective defence against perspiration marks on white shirts....

Undershirt for a Suit – Why It Makes Sense

Short answer: A vest under the suit protects the shirt from perspiration, keeps the body at an even temperature and m...

Sleeveless Undershirt for Men – Guide

Short answer: A sleeveless vest for men is the thinnest layer you can wear under a shirt. It keeps the chest and back...

JBS Undershirts – Guide

Short answer: JBS of Denmark is a Danish brand with more than a hundred years of history in underwear, and the vests ...

Bamboo Undershirts for Men – 3 Reasons to Switch

Short answer: Three reasons make most people switch from cotton to bamboo in their vest: the fabric keeps the skin dr...

White or Skin-Coloured Undershirt Under a White Shirt?

Short answer: Nude. Under a white shirt a white vest shows more clearly than a nude one, because white fabric throws ...

Sleeveless vs. Sleeved Undershirt – Which Should You Choose?

Short answer: Sleeveless is coolest and adds the least bulk, while sleeves let the fabric absorb sweat under the arms...