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My point is not how good or bad Airism is. My point is that they call it cotton and its made of almost 50% plastic. Disingenuous and deceptive.
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That's totally normal these days, just look at Sportwool, it is:
It is a lightweight, composite fabric consisting of a layer of machine-washable superfine Merino wool next to the skin and a layer of tough, easy-care polyester on the outside.
but somehow that's not mentioned anywhere
https://tbfabrics.com/fabrics/sportwool-merino-perform/
https://www.pearson1860.com/products/road-short-sleeve-merino-jersey-to-brightonand this is a merino t-shirt now
https://www.rapha.cc/gb/en/shop/mens-trail-merino-long-sleeve-t-shirt/product/AGV01LSAPAIn the case of Airism I see the cotton as a negative and only get the full synthetic versions.
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But they don’t - they call it Airism cotton, and it’s a blend of Airism, and cotton, no?
sohi
kkg337
Dude. Airism is amazing.
I backpacked and toured with Airism boxers, pack to nothing and dry fast. In the summer I wear Airism vests under work shirts to keep me cool.
The vests have lasted incredibly well too. So while plastics in garments typically cannot be recycled further you're not replacing them all the time.