How do you guys pull off white t-shirts?

[Huffman]

It's summer here in the south and when I wear a bright coloured shirt/tshirt that fits, i get noticeable sweat at the armpits. Especially when dancing. Not too big, but noticeable. I actually like white/stylish shirts, so...?

 

[Paintballguy]

I guess I'm lucky because I just don't sweat that easily. It takes a lot to make me sweat. Maybe find some good antiperspirant?

 

[JustLurk]

I guess I'm lucky because I just don't sweat that easily. It takes a lot to make me sweat. Maybe find some good antiperspirant?

Careful. If you live in a warm climate and you put ap on a sweaty day you could get problems. Problems that require surgery.

 

[squirrels]

There is medical-grade antiperspirant that will prevent that. Best deal is probably just to not wear white if you expect to sweat, though.

Some people just sweat more than others. I sweat like a pig. You should see me after a good stint on the treadmill.

 

[Huffman]

Oh so these antiperspirants actually make you not sweat/block it? I'd only need it for armpits, sweat everywhere else is pretty much fine.

Yeah I sweat alot during exercise, but I was thinking about just walking around outside when its warm, or dancing inside. I don't usually sweat much, but I get some at the armpits anyway.

 

[Julius_Seizeher]

I never understood the term "sweating like a pig", as pigs sweat out of their mouths. They can overheat easily and we always had to keep a hose on em at the fair.

Anyway, a white t-shirt is what I wear most of the time in the summer, when I'm working outside. The white t-shirt is a classic, it's so rebellious that it doesn't have to say anything at all.

 

[PRMoon]

White shirt, jeans and a blazer. Tried and true though if it's summer you're talking about then it probobly adds to the problem heat wise. At least the blazer prevents people from seeing any arm pit stains though.

 

[European-DJ]

Double posted..

 

[European-DJ]

I found out, that while being very fit i sweated LESS..

And now when i have gotten all laizy for the winter, i sweat a hell lot easier.

(and i have been changing inbetween Fit/laizy for the last 4 years haha)

 

[Huffman]

Really? I'm at my fittest right now and (under exercise) I sweat like hell. After an hour of high intensity training my t-shirt is literally soaked, from top to bottom. It doesn't smell though. The other guys I'm training with sweat alot less, maybe I should see a doctor?

When I'm not exercising the sweat level is completely normal.

 

[georgie24]

sorryy to high jack

what brand white tee is best that doesnt get mangled after a wash n dry ? or do u guys just buy fresh ones for casual everyday wear ?

 

[runner83]

Really? I'm at my fittest right now and (under exercise) I sweat like hell. After an hour of high intensity training my t-shirt is literally soaked, from top to bottom. It doesn't smell though. The other guys I'm training with sweat alot less, maybe I should see a doctor?

When I'm not exercising the sweat level is completely normal.

I wouldn't worry about it too much, sweating more during exercise can actually be a sign of better fitness, since your body is more efficiently working to cool you, you may be better hydrated etc.

Doesn't apply now because of my broken arm but I used to be very fit and would still sweat a lot.

Also, climate can be a huge factor. If you are in a hot and humid area, you'll sweat more as your body works to cool itself. Which can make a white or light coloured a bummer and often not worth the effort.

Trust me I know, coming from an area where winter temperature is hotter than a European summer, and with summers very hot and humid.

 

[Huffman]

Actually I'm in NZ right now
Yeah I never worried too much about it, I'm just wondering.