The Myth of Sweating
Sweat itself doesn't smell. Body odour is caused by bacteria that feed on the moisture and substances in your clothing. If you still smell odour in your 'clean' clothes after exercise or a long day, the problem lies with the fabric, not with you.
Many synthetic and poorly breathable fabrics create the perfect breeding ground for bacteria. This article explains how to choose fibers that eliminate the cause of the odour.
The Science of the Odour Trap
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Synthetic Fabrics (The Odour Magnet): Polyester and nylon are derived from plastic and are naturally hydrophobic (water-repellent). They do not release moisture easily, causing bacteria to cling to the fibers and thrive, even after washing.
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Poor Absorption (The Humid Trap): Clothing that is too tight or too thick traps moisture against the skin, accelerating bacterial growth.
The Clarté D'Opale Solution: Pure Breathability
Our T-shirts are designed to play a dual role: pure protection and odour control.
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Superior Absorption: Our cotton is selected for a perfect fiber density that actively wicks moisture away from the skin.
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Neutralization: Because the fiber is non-toxic and breathable, the breeding ground for bacteria is removed.
Result: Your clothing stays fresh longer, and your skin remains dry and comfortable.
Smell the difference.
Experience the Power of Breathable, Fresh Clothing
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