Shirt for a person who sweats alot?

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Hacp

Hacp

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It has to be a dress shirt, or something formal. Please advise me on a shirt that absorbs moisure well, without leaving the person feeling sticky and sweaty. Thanks.
 
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Crescent13

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I'm somewhat interested in this. I sweat under my arms (armpits) whenever I wear a long-sleeved shirt, so I wear t-shirts as much as possible. (I put on deoderant/anti-persperant, but the underarms of my shirt are always soaked when I don't have any airflow to them)
 
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TitanDiddly

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Pour baking soda on your pits, then place a folded a paper towel over it and keep it in place with medical tape. Bingo.
 
Hacp

Hacp

Lifer
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Its not for me. Its for a teacher, whos writing a college reccomendation for me.
 
Perknose

Perknose

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Originally posted by: Hacp
Its not for me. Its for a teacher, whos writing a college reccomendation for me.
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Just offer to be his bitch for the night. You can't screw around with lame-ass halfway measures where college is concerned. What if the whole terry cloth idea fails miserably? :shocked:

 
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jtvang125

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Originally posted by: BooGiMaN
deoderant and antperspirant, undershirt and dark color shirts might help....
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Actually darker color shirts will show sweat or wetness more easily. Lighter colors tends to hide these better.
 
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SWScorch

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I'm pretty sure they make dress-y clothes from teck-wick fabric. You can probably get some from Sierra Trading Post. They wick the sweat away and it dries very fast. Highly recommended.
 
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