Polyester workout clothing
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Anonymous
| I have some polyester workout clothing that I haven't worn yet. Should I donate these or are they worth wearing to the gym? They are Capri pants and long pants. I also have sleeveless tops. I haven't been to the gym since I was a teenager. |
Anonymous
| You mean these are from your high school days? Probably donate then. |
Anonymous
| Aren’t all workout clothes polyester? |
Anonymous
Merino wool is the new kid in town. |
Anonymous
Moisture-Wicking clothes are current and not expensive. They are way more breathable and comfortable. Its amazing on after being drenched in sweat - you decide to cool off on the tread mill and most of the sweat has dried off. |
Anonymous
Hi, moths. |
Anonymous
| All my workout clothes are merino wool blends (usually 75 wool to 25 nylon). |
Anonymous
| No donate them they don't breathe and they hang on to body soil. Gross. |
Anonymous
Dried lavender, you are welcome 😄 |
Anonymous
Don’t even donate them. They are garbage. |
Anonymous
Most moisture wicking clothes are polyester. |
Anonymous
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Merino wool is a 2 on the comfort scale compared to a dri fit type of material. Thats a big no thanks for me.
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Anonymous
+1 |