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Choosing sustainable suitable sportswear doesn't have to be a headache. It's about asking the right questions and making smart, simple changes.
Here are some practical tips to get you started:
Avoid pure cotton fabrics: Cotton absorbs sweat but dries slowly, causing a clammy sensation during exercise; in summer, it feels like wrapping in a wet towel. Opt for moisture-wicking quick-dry fabrics (e.g., nylon/polyester + spandex blends).
Focus on blend ratios:
· Nylon content ≥78%: Enhances skin-friendliness and softness while maintaining elasticity.
· Spandex (Lycra) 10%-20%: Provides moderate stretch, prevents restriction, and supports high-intensity movements.
Functional fabrics for special needs:
· High-temperature environments: Choose "cooling technology" fabrics (cooling coefficient ≥1.6× national standard).
· Outdoor sports: Prioritize UV-protective materials (UPF50+) or wind/water-resistant outer layers.
II. Fit and Cut Adaptation
Select fit based on activity:
· High-intensity (running, ball sports): Slim-fit reduces wind resistance; compression design supports muscles.
· Low-intensity (yoga, hiking): Loose-fit ensures joint mobility and minimizes chafing.
Key design features:
· High-waisted pants prevent slipping; elastic cuffs avoid tripping.
· Sports bras should match support level to activity intensity (low/medium/high).
III. Practical Purchasing Tips
Try-on verification:
· Test range of motion for pinching/looseness; ensure no pressure in armpits or waist.
· Avoid designs with excessive seams to reduce friction.
Layering for temperature shifts:
· Base: Moisture-wicking (synthetic) + Mid: Insulation (fleece) + Outer: Windproof (breathable).
Prioritize return-shipping insurance:
· Simplify returns for ill-fitting items and reduce trial costs.
IV. Care and Safety Tips
Change wet clothes promptly: Replace within 30 minutes post-exercise to prevent chills or skin issues.
Proper washing:
· Use gentle machine cycle, wash inside-out to protect elastic fibers, and avoid fabric softeners.