Any sweat clothing recommend

[chrootz]

Hi- I work as unloader job. I sweat lot and I really hate 100% cotton t-shirt.

Any recommend dry up faster and cooling t-shirt. I wasn't sure if right place to ask question.

Let me know thanks!

 

[Cementups]

Underarmour or Nike makes stuff for your needs.

 

[UPSGUY72]

It really isn't going to make a big difference you bust your ass for 3-4 hour and go home. If you sweat alot your still going to sweat no matter what you wear. But if you really feel the need to spend $30 plus on one shirt go ahead. You'll need a couple unless you do laundry a couple times a week if not you'll need 5. Then there is the fact that you will mostly at one point in time destroy one or more working.

 

[chrootz]

@Cementups - Oh thanks, I'll check it out at walmart or target.


@upsguy72

I wont buy 30 bucks tshirt work. However, I able find cheapest from Coolmax fabric. http://www.coolclothingusa.com/shortsleevecrew.html

 

[Cementups]

Like he said, it really isn't going to matter what you wear. It's going to get trashed. Find old t-shirts that you don't wear in publlic anymore and wear those. may as well destroy them then let them go to waste.

 

[stoni24]

I've unloaded for 2 years and my first summer I liked the under armour, dri-fit, cool-whatever shirts. I bought the knock-offs @ walmart for 7 bucks. They work great unless its really hot, like in a pup. What I noticed most was they smell or "sour" really bad unlike a plain t-shirt. They are or feel some cooler but they easily snag or tear and smell horrible when really soaked.

 

[drewed]

So would you rather be the sweaty kid in class or the smelly one?

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

So would you rather be the sweaty kid in class or the smelly one?

We already have a smelly kid here (ORLY) so he would have to be the sweaty one.