I've found looser fitting to be more comfy in high heat and humidity. A
wicking polyester or thin Merino tee up top and MTB baggy shorts without a
liner in them below. My favorite shorts are MUSA Boosuckers, but they are
scarce. Under Armor wicking base layer boxers with microbe zapping silver
For shirts next to the skin I wear form-fitting water sport long sleeve
rashguards, specifically a Patagonia R0. I then wear a nice polo shirt of
my liking. This year it's some Duluth Drirelease poly/cotton(85/15) ones.
For bottoms I wear Sportful Bodyfit Pro bib shorts. For the feet I wear
Al
For the past couple of years, for bona fide summer heat I have come to rely
on linen shirts--similar breezy comfort to seersucker, but with odor
resistance!
On Tuesday, June 8, 2021 at 2:08:17 PM UTC-4 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
> Thanks for the continued feedback, people. I do dig wool and own a
Thanks for the continued feedback, people. I do dig wool and own a ton of
the 100% merino variety. Agreed on all accounts.
Gabe, I've had a few items from Everlane but they never work for me and I
always sell or return them. The seersucker shirts you mention do seem to
have a generous cut (unl
Everlane sells a seersucker shortsleeve button up. The fit is appropriate,
I got a medium and it fit a little bigger than some other mediums I've got.
A large would have been good too. Also enjoy that the sleeves aren't
incredibly short.
On Thursday, May 27, 2021 at 3:22:18 PM UTC-4 Tom Palmer
Here in Michigan it doesn't get crazy hot, but for us used to the cold, it
gets hot. Humidity can be bad too. I second or third or fourth the
seersucker fabric. If it is especially hot, my best trick is to put on a
very heavy cotton tee shirt and jump in the lake of soak it in water. The
evapor
