Which of these trouser fabrics is coolest
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60% cotton, 40% polyester, canvas, 340 g/m²
100% cotton, canvas, 270 g/m²
100% cotton, twill, 370g/m²
Or will there be no discernable difference?
Garment is a pair of pirate shorts for working in the heat (long work shorts to incorp knee pads), The only companies that make them such as blaklader arent cheap so want the right one. Not too worried about supposed durability as every pair of work strides I've owned, thick or thin, premium or el cheapo, trad or high tech, fails the same way with the crotch falling apart anyway, ooer-mrs!
100% cotton, canvas, 270 g/m²
100% cotton, twill, 370g/m²
Or will there be no discernable difference?
Garment is a pair of pirate shorts for working in the heat (long work shorts to incorp knee pads), The only companies that make them such as blaklader arent cheap so want the right one. Not too worried about supposed durability as every pair of work strides I've owned, thick or thin, premium or el cheapo, trad or high tech, fails the same way with the crotch falling apart anyway, ooer-mrs!
Zarco said:
Pirate shorts are cool whatever the fabric.
I think I'd have to agree. If I lived here it's all I would require my guest(s) to wear. https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/107618687#/
ETA is linen an option?
Edited by How u doing on Thursday 27th May 21:29
How u doing said:
I think I'd have to agree. If I lived here it's all I would require my guest(s) to wear.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/107618687#/
ETA is linen an option?
I particularly like the library https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/107618687#/
ETA is linen an option?
Edited by How u doing on Thursday 27th May 21:29
Teddy Lop said:
60% cotton, 40% polyester, canvas, 340 g/m²
100% cotton, canvas, 270 g/m²
100% cotton, twill, 370g/m²
Or will there be no discernable difference?
Garment is a pair of pirate shorts for working in the heat (long work shorts to incorp knee pads), The only companies that make them such as blaklader arent cheap so want the right one. Not too worried about supposed durability as every pair of work strides I've owned, thick or thin, premium or el cheapo, trad or high tech, fails the same way with the crotch falling apart anyway, ooer-mrs!
These ones.100% cotton, canvas, 270 g/m²
100% cotton, twill, 370g/m²
Or will there be no discernable difference?
Garment is a pair of pirate shorts for working in the heat (long work shorts to incorp knee pads), The only companies that make them such as blaklader arent cheap so want the right one. Not too worried about supposed durability as every pair of work strides I've owned, thick or thin, premium or el cheapo, trad or high tech, fails the same way with the crotch falling apart anyway, ooer-mrs!
Natural fibres breathe better. Lighter weight means cooler.
If you can, find hemp versions - not only even cooler, but they truly will last even with what appears to be a napalm emitting crotch area...
Ayahuasca said:
Depends how hot, but -
The one with polyester.
Natural fibres do not wick away sweat as well, so likely to stay damp, which will irritate skin.
In hot humid conditions, cotton is rotten.
Fair point (and you've definitely got more 'tropical' experience than me!) - but the UK isn't often particularly hot and humid. The one with polyester.
Natural fibres do not wick away sweat as well, so likely to stay damp, which will irritate skin.
In hot humid conditions, cotton is rotten.
trickywoo said:
Ayahuasca said:
Depends how hot, but -
The one with polyester.
Natural fibres do not wick away sweat as well, so likely to stay damp, which will irritate skin.
In hot humid conditions, cotton is rotten.
That is factually incorrect and the opposite of reality.The one with polyester.
Natural fibres do not wick away sweat as well, so likely to stay damp, which will irritate skin.
In hot humid conditions, cotton is rotten.
You can read more about it here if you like.
trickywoo said:
Ayahuasca said:
Depends how hot, but -
The one with polyester.
Natural fibres do not wick away sweat as well, so likely to stay damp, which will irritate skin.
In hot humid conditions, cotton is rotten.
That is factually incorrect and the opposite of reality.The one with polyester.
Natural fibres do not wick away sweat as well, so likely to stay damp, which will irritate skin.
In hot humid conditions, cotton is rotten.
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