Cotton Active Wear

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I’m seeing a lot of advertising recently promoting cotton and getting rid of the artificial clothing. Not gonna lie, I love the dryfit stuff and wear it all the time. Is this shite causing cancer or something?

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Natural can be less irritating to the skin. It also wont make you absorb microplastics, estrogenic compounds into your skin

I’ve started trying to move most of my clothing to natural fibers. Actually finding 100% natural-fiber gym clothes can be a little difficult.

I’ve moved away from drifit and wear the Tasc brand. It’s expensive though. I justify the price by wearing it almost everyday to workout or walk.

You're being manipulated by the algorithm. Don't click on any of it, and in two weeks it'll disappear.

Lifting weights or whatever I'll wear cotton.

Running or any similar cardio I gotta wear a synthetic.

Real men can drench synthetic T's too.

I picked up a handful of the R.O.W. athletic shirts from Academy last weekend, and I love them. They fit me exactly how I like my shirts to fit, and that is not an easy thing for me to find with my odd body type (5'7" 194lbs). Unfortunately they didn't have a huge selection, but they were buy one get one half off. So I got six. They are synthetic, but not really dry fit. And even after washing and drying them, they held true to their size. I got three tees and three sleeveless. I recommend.

I’ve made the change almost entirely to cotton and merino wool for shirts. Shorts are much tougher.

All my cotton tees are Rogue and Sorinex.