Sweaty People Style Tips

[@walrusmaximus]

I already dress like this and I'm still sweating balls lmao

[@Erix963]

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[@chadbailey7038]

A big tip is, WEAR an undershirt. If you know ur gonna sweat anyways, wear the undershirt. It does a great job locking in the sweat so it won’t show up as much. I know, counter-intuitive!

[@yoyoiziah]

​@@chadbailey7038 yepp & Uniqlo has some moisture wicking undershirts, tanks, underwear etc on their Airism collection.

[@jshu-_-]

The struggle dude

[@walrusmaximus]

@Chad Bailey that indeed sounds counterintuitive but I'll give it a shot.

[@chiellazona5624]

Black might not show sweat stains but it will make you sweat more since dark colors absorbs more heat

[@ariel3725]

and once the sweat dries, those sweat stains will appear.

[@luvluh]

well if ur gonna sweat no matter what colour u wear might as well wear black so it won’t show to everyone

[@Alteronx]

​@@ariel3725 can't dry if you continue to sweat 🤔😉

[@tymondabrowski12]

I've recently read something that it doesn't actually matter all that much.

[@bionightmaremementomori6814]

It absorbs more light on a calm day, but if it's windy, black actually loses heat faster making you feel cooler

[@efrenespinoza4513]

My tip as a sweaty person myself is not to go to any summer weddings

[@notacasual5593]

realest tip fr

[@radhikasingh4011]

That's literally what I've been doing. Life is so hard for me as I've severe case of hyperhidrosis especially on palms. I can't even write without handkerchief or operate my cellphone cause it doesn't register me fingerprints lol😅 Makeup doesn't stay longer either. I strictly avoid meeting too many people. My entire wardrobe is so fucking boring too . Ughhh! Hate it.

[@efrenespinoza4513]

@@radhikasingh4011 sorry to hear that. I hear Botox can help along with other laser treatments. Hope you find something that help!

[@jasonhwu21]

Facts

[@balazs7235]

@@radhikasingh4011 For me it’s my armpits. As soon as I see sun, I am sweating. What helped with easing it was taking Vitamin B with Calcium, it helps calm my nerves. Getting anxious about sweating is one of the main reasons why you sweat more, because you hate it and that ultimately leads to anxiety. Another suggestion, that I have yet to try- I don’t know the name, but there is this device in which you have to merge your hands in the water contained in its bed and it sends small bursts of electric shock. Mind you, it is pricey and you need to use it regularly, but for some it cured the problem entirely, so might be worth a shot.

[@kaankanca4634]

It doesn’t matter what the fabric is. If I’m wearing a shirt, I’m SWEATING.

[@dickottel]

not wearing a shirt still sweating

[@fluffytail6355]

Then you’re doing it wrong

[@Patriotic_Hindu]

White wife beater and a pair of boxers is all we need 🙌

[@veronxska]

​@@fluffytail6355 ✨hyperhidrosis✨ 🤌🤌🤌

[@Bsnaoa]

@@fluffytail6355 that’s not how the body works

[@Foxillia]

I heard some male idols put sanitary pads on his clothes around underarm areas to avoid sweaty armpit during shows because they do a lot of dancing (place them inside the clothes, obviously). It makes some sense to me because sanitary pad is soft to skin, tremendously absorbance, and includes materials that prevent odor. It also works with soldier boots when on duty in hot areas too. 😅

[@chewsday5760]

I have a faint memory of trying it years ago with panty liners, because I thought sanitary pads are too thick and too big on my shirt. They did a good job keeping the sweaty area dry.

[@angelinimartini]

Yeah they work. I’ve tried this too. However, never adhere to a shiny surface shirt like silk. You may ruin your shirt with the adhesive. They make some underarm pads now.

[@steveroberts728]

Women have used “sweat pads” under arms for years. If using pads with sticky tape, make sure you shave your armpits as otherwise, it hurts when removing them later. 😁

[@Eloraurora]

These actually used to be a dedicated product. I believe they're called dress guards or sweater guards. Not sure to what extent they were used in menswear, but the one women's one I've seen had plastic in it as a moisture barrier and made little crackly noises.

[@confusedwhale]

@@steveroberts728: 😦 The... The sticky side goes on the clothes my dude.

[@zerixor8134]

I have personally found that it's best to have multiple layers of light clothing. You're not gonna get too warm and sweat too much but you will also have some layers to cover up any sweat stains so it won't be visible.

[@danielgamer8820]

I wonder where do you live to say that kind of thing

[@carterego5443]

Exactly, I do this all the time, I wear a thin shirt underneath to absorb the sweat and another on top to look good.

[@kintsugikame]

@@danielgamer8820 I live in Texas with 100+ degree summers. Layering up is still a necessity even in high heat - if I don’t wear an undershirt (not a wifebeater as that doesn’t cover my armpits, so a full cotton t-shirt), I might be a little cooler but the sweat goes directly to my outer shirt. As long as I wear an undershirt I might sweat a little more but the shirt absorbs most of the moisture and prevents pit stains and other sweat marks on my outer shirt.

[@danielgamer8820]

@@kintsugikame I understand. I don't want to make it a competition either but that's a great sacrifice here where I live (I live in a spanish province in which we usually reach 50ºC in the summer sun) and it's just hard to be in the streets with 2 layers, it's asphyxiating enough just to have one so it was hard for me to understand.

[@dickottel]

nope... in summer I'd sweat even naked. couldn't live in layered clothes.

[@thepanda9782]

Be aware, with white tops (or light colors in general) ~ you WILL stain them yellow/gray (esp linen) from your sweat. Be prepared to bleach them here and there. Synthetics dont usually hold up well to bleach unfortunately :/ You can also apply an extra strength antiperspirant THEN reapply with deodorant as you are in public gettin sweaty. Choose styles that allow you to breathe in sweaty areas or size up 1 ~ you can also wear a breatheable cotton undershirt to absorb sweat and prevent nicer dress shirts from getting stained/smelly.

[@kello-my-eggo3924]

staining them “yellow/grey” comes from the deodorant you wear not your sweat. Pick your deodorant wisely

[@manan-543]

​​@@kello-my-eggo3924 that's not always the case. My sweat stains my cushion and blanket yellowish after a few months because i get night sweats. And my white shirts also stain after a while. So your sweat may have colour depending on genetics ig

[@kello-my-eggo3924]

@@manan-543 at that point I would look into your diet. You shouldn’t be sweating yellow from my understanding on human anatomy. You are the first person I have heard openly say that.

[@stansmith5610]

Bruh sweat doesn't leave yellow stains 😂

[@misssummersalt]

​@@kello-my-eggo3924well I'm about to expand your education. Google chromhydrosis. You're welcome.

[@joelmorrell8839]

Yasss!! I literally have to be aware of what I wear because I’m a sweater😂. Especially in the summer. Thanks for the tips!!

[@ParkerYorkSmith]

Of course!!

[@suhasop4919]

What wool are you made of😂

[@Evannd97]

@@suhasop4919 he’s a wool cotton blend I can tell

[@jadiellima8922]

Just wear yourself

[@kevinmacdonald6938]

honestly...botox stopped all my sweating. I highly reccommend it. ITS LIKE MAGIC

[@orlando780]

If youre a REALLY sweaty person like I am, I heavily dont recommend wearing white. For small drops of sweat, its fine. But if youre like me, it becomes super obvious after a while. For me, I just wear an undershirt (preferably a plain white tshirt with short or no sleeves and a very wide neck hole, so that it doesnt look obvious youre wearing two shirts). If you cant stop yourself from sweating, might as well make it less obvious and more comfortable (undershirt gets sweaty, outershirt stays clean)

[@etiennebrownlee4071]

Best tip I can give is in thr dressing room before buying shirts I bring a bottle of water and splash a little bit on the fabric to see how obvious the color change is.. I often go with 70 or 80 percent cotton, not 100 percent as they're as fresh but not as obviously wet..

[@soumyadeepdas9480]

In India we wear some super light fabric that is also airy but well fitted, half shirt or short kurta ( Henley in ethnic Indian style) are the forms we prefer wearing the fabric and it's super satisfying in summer.

[@kaushikpradhan25]

true man!

[@jojojames217]

Yes this is great advice if your planning on eating curry but most weddings in America are not curry based so your advice won’t apply here.

[@thesteeles]

@@jojojames217 dude what the fuck is that even supposed to mean

[@sherriv4860]

Would you know a website that has these fabrics?

[@Poussyeater-w5e]

​@@jojojames217get your racist ass outta here

[@wikoli-kuloloniele-kapalam2779]

You can also wear a pineapple fabric shirt. In the Philippines they're called Baron Tagalog, they're super comfortable, they breath, and cool to wear during the summer and looks very classy. They're very similar to Cuban shirt.

[@Blurgamer17]

As a sweater, I find that it's best just to live in Winter seasons 24/7.

[@Daf__XL]

Pro tip, cotton will wick sweat, but won't evaporate. Polyester and rayon are my go to fabrics for sweat evaporation so I don't have pit stains.

[@valeria-militiamessalina5672]

Tip 1. Cancel and don't go if possible, unless you know you really want to, it sounds like you will have a stressful time, I'd cancel. Tip 2. If you absolutely must go, don't go dressed with the top you're going to wear. Take it with you and change in the bathroom, I always did that during the hottest summer days to avoid visible perspiration stains and I barely sweat. Choose a very simple, classical top, it's a must to have a spare one to change mid-event if needed. If they are identical no one will know.

[@ariel3725]

definitely number 2. I do this for work clothes too.

[@mrevilducky]

What kind of scared, introvert, socially anxious person are you?

[@deus_ex_machina_]

​@@mrevilducky The kind to boldy, unabashedly post it on social media.

[@deus_ex_machina_]

@Rex S. Not going to work for all occasions, so the actual tips shared still apply. You can't choose not to attend your own wedding, for example.

[@gummy5862]

@@mrevilducky You don’t understand what it’s like to be a super hot and sweaty person with friends and family who insist on having a summer outdoor wedding on the hottest and most humid day.

[@pereirafabio888]

Beginners mistake: Wool is actually perfect for summer! And no i'm not talking about them wool sweaters, but about thin made wool stuff, perfect is for example merinowool! Keeps you dry cause super absorbent, doesnt start to smell cause anti odor aaaand dries super fast so you wont see them sweat stains! You can thank me later 😉

[@ZOCCOK]

I am currently dressed in my undies and I am still sweating balls Lmao

[@Jenavee26]

Loool

[@misssummersalt]

Well your balls are about all that's covered so I'm not surprised 😉

[@painki1535]

Since sweat has a slightely yellow colour (for some people) it will be seen more on white fabric. Have that in mind

[@angelamitchinson8439]

If someone has sweat that is noticeably yellow, they should probably consult a doctor. I know if urine is too yellow, it's likely the person is dehydrated. If sweat is yellow? Idk...

[@pyrokatarina]

Thats due to the deodorant not the sweat

[@ZenWe]

Modal and lyocell is cool to the touch. Suitable for summer. Or my go to material, cotton. Wear light colors like white, baby pink, blue or green. Great colors for summer and doesn’t absorb much heat. Try to go for loose pieces to allow for air circulation between body and clothing to feel cooler.

[@AjitB07]

Merino wool is actually very good in summer

[@SerSiqJr]

One of the best fabrics actually.

[@pumpkinlatte6049]

As a big sweater, it kind of saddens me that I rarely can wear colorful clothes because I like them so much :(

[@nata.7.7.7.]

Samers

[@QueenMegaera]

I guess you could start a collection of really colourful belts and shoes and ties?

[@Ann3mi3k3]

You could also opt for clothes with lager all-over prints (such as hawaiian shirts, but not limited to those) because the stains will be less noticable

[@maheralmahdy9575]

Genial , disfrutó tus tres consejos . Suige presentando esa calidad por favor! Muchas gracias .

[@_Just_Another_Guy]

If you're attending an event where you mustn't sweat a lot, try anti-perspirants. It blocks your pores under your arms, neck, etc. so sweat won't come out. But only use anti-perspirant sparingly and don't use it everyday. You could risk overheating and passing out or having a heat stroke. Sweating is the body's natural way of cooling down and preventing from overheating.

[@mathdantastav2496]

Dude, id have to take a shower in that in order to not sweat lol

[@YuuKanda07]

I am 27 years old and I really love these videos because it's like getting tips from the big brother I never had! Thank you!

[@pinar5673]

I actually enjoy wide synthetic (polyester) blouses as they’re airy, and don’t show any sweat. I also find it very breathable but it can’t be tight!

[@pereirafabio888]

Polyester drys very fast but starts smelling pretty fast and is also very unhealthy for your skin! Everything with poly is made of fossil oil, you might aswell shower in that! Try linen, hemp and merinowool

[@Kessia-cr2ut]

as someone who is from Brazil, I don't recommend using black shirts as it gets a lot hotter than the white ones

[@plushieangela]

*whispers* Modal...the softness! its like euphoric level comfort without the wrinkles of linen

[@deprecated]

If you sweat a lot, DO NOT WEAR COTTON ANYTHING! Cotton will absorb the sweat and keep you wet. Instead, wear a close-fitting, stretchy 100% synthetic undershirt and a 100% synthetic shirt. Sweat will immediately go from your skin to the undershirt (without beading up on your skin) and then quickly to the top layer where it will evaporate.

[@diminarchy]

whattttttt... cotton makes sweat evaporate faster... its "whicking" the drying cools u down. skin tight synthetic is no fun

[@trulsdirio]

​@@diminarchy nope, it doesn't. There is a reason nobody wears cotton for sports anymore.

[@FluffballKitties]

I really like my synthetic shirts i bought. They are light and dry fast.

[@raraavis7782]

Jepp. Modern microfiber synthetics are a marvel. There's a reason, sportswear is made from that stuff and not natural fibers. Well, ok, it also just holds up to washing much better, keeps it shape, stays brightly colored and so on. Just beware of regular and especially cheap synthetic clothing. Because wearing an H&M polyester blouse (or shirt) will not make you happy, out in the sun. It has to be sportswear, pretty much. I've never tried wearing a sweat wicking synthetic undershirt under a regular polyester garment, though, so I can't speak to that. Gotta try that, just to see, if it works.

[@diminarchy]

It has come to my attention that I am too poor to know about good synthetics.. however I wear a cotton underlayer all summer and it keeps me cooler than any synthetic clothes I own

[@emelizelaya442]

I love I found this side of KZbin shorts! It’s refreshing seeing a well dressed man!

[@RedFo0t]

My advice as a sweaty person is to 1. Stop caring if people see your sweat stains, nobody is looking at your with that much detail. 2. Stop restricting fluid movement to hide sweat stains, it just makes them worse. And 3. Wear clothing that flows a bit and isn’t tight against your body.

[@TuberoseKisser]

I used to sweat very easily in summer, it's uncomfortable to wear a shirt with wet pits, sometimes the sweat will literally stain clothes. People care about it because it's unsightly. This video is for people who do care about it being visible and he's not saying you should care.

[@RedFo0t]

@@TuberoseKisser I’m just going off my personal experience. I still sweat a lot in hot weather or social events. But what I’ve noticed, is when I try and hide my sweat stains or am self conscious about it I just sweat more. When I say F it and stop caring I sweat wayyy less. But everyone is different

[@schm0sbyy]

I would suggest dri-fit from uniqlo or the likes if you sweat easily. There will be no sweat stains and it dries off easily. Black cotton is a nightmare for sweaty people because of the white stains when sweat dries up

[@hashtagmate]

I mean the stain is not from the sweat but from the deodorant- might be an important piece of information if you genuinely didn't know that!

[@schm0sbyy]

@@hashtagmate i experienced having white stains from dried up sweat on my collar. I don't put deodorant on my neck

[@klbs9630]

@@hashtagmate the white staining/markings that often show up on black clothing from intense sweating is a higher concentration of salt in the persons sweat. Often common among people doing intense physical activity but in general it’s overall common to see as it’s a stark contrast. Certain fabrics and blends will trap the salt residue build up deeper into the fibers making it harder to get out during washing. It’s has nothing to do with deodorant or antiperspirants. Those create a different type of white marking on the underarms and only certain types of deodorants even do that. Common examples are on the back of shirts, especially if someone is wear a backpack causing even more back sweat, collar area, underarms extending further down the sides of the body and interior of the tricep area (which typically don’t get deodorant put all the way that far anyways). For anyone with built up sweat stain problems on black clothing try pre wetting item with warm water, spraying the affected area with hydrogen peroxide and gently scrub with a soft bristle brush, follow up with a drop or two of soap and let it sit for a few then rinse. For more intense set in stains instead of rinsing after sprinkle baking soda and scrub area again then spray white distilled vinegar and let it sit for 15-30 min and then rinse and see where you’re at. Cottons and cotton blends tend to really hold onto that salty sweat residue build up and it won’t just come out in a wash on its own so it ends up building up overtime until the person finally notices a drastic color change in their clothes or a fading white cast stain technically. If you’re gonna wear black and anticipate intense sweating look for performance fabrics that are wicking and breathable. They’re lightweight and sweat stains easily come out as the fabrics are treated to repel moisture and certain substances. Most high quality performance fabrics are often anti-stink and anti-microbial tech built in (think what hikers and outdoors performance wear needs are and often why it can get very pricey). There are companies that make men’s dress wear in athletic or performance fabrics now. I cannot remember any brands off the top of my head but you can search through Amazon and google with things like Mens performance dress shirts sweat wicking button up collared shirts performance active fabric dress pants etc. my husband sweats easily and a lot, he’s a weightlifter and firefighter and all his clothes involve lotsa sweat, it’s taken years to slowly guide him into the right types of fabrics for his lifestyle and activities as well as the right cuts for muscular athletic builds but overall so much better. Also we live in Florida so that’s a fun extra sweat bonus.

[@arxsyn]

@@klbs9630 l think that would not be so much a problem if you do not over apply deodorant. I've never seen salt build up on my garments but that's just me. Also sweat builds up and reacts with deodorant forming those dreaded yellow pit stains. Never wear the same shirt twice! Tops need to be washed after every wear. To stop the pit stains from forming at all buy the ones that don't form stains. After l discovered such products, it's been like, where have you been all my life??? Before what l had to do was spritz all my shirts with vinegar before washing them from the stains. Such stains are very obvious on light colored clothing. Dark colored stained clothing doesn't bother me because it's not obvious unless there's a lingering smell

[@juch3]

Are you talking about the airism shirts? Bought it in dark grey and boy they are the easiest garment to stain if I sweat even just a little bit.

[@PeterCleff]

Great tips. As a performing musician I often have to dress up, and black is a life saver. I do wish I could do nice grey/colored shirts without sweating through them before I even get on stage. Great content!

[@mightytaco123]

THAAAANK YOOUU!! I HAAAATE SUMMMERR!!! I’m literally going to a summer wedding in august but I absolutely HATE! Summer because any heat makes me sweat uncomfortably! I’m going to use these tips thank I.

[@muizzy]

Also interesting to note from wool: Depending on what you wear, it may actually be a better option than cotton or linnen because - although it's not as breathable - is does a better job at transporting your sweat to the surface, allowing the body to better rely on its own cooling mechanisms.

[@ElwynMoir]

Exactly.

[@alexipembrooke3510]

You forgot the most important one: don’t go to summer weddings. Odds are they won’t last anyways.

[@wojjjjtek]

wool is actually one of the best fabrics for summer, but the garment has to be thin for even better breathability

[@balasaravanan500]

I find unique content on your channel than any other Fashion channels on KZbin. Thank you for your content 🙏

[@David_Creyke]

Parker coming through again I kind of knew dark stuff but he gives the proper breakdown 💯

[@lol_histicall4289]

As a Florida man you cannot escape sweating if you’re going out

[@vividwings]

You can also get reusable or disposable dress shields, which are absorbent pads that are either safety pinned in or use a light adhesive! They will absorb a LOT of sweat. Make sure your shirt is very opaque, though. There are also specialized undershirts available, but a 100% cotton undershirt does a good job on moderate sweat.

[@njabulosithole1795]

Im a girl and I needed this. Thank you!

[@kazdnn5949]

Wools can be quite different and thin, lightweight, aka Tropical Wool can be ideal for sweaty situations. Used to wear a lot of lightweight wool when I’d bike commute, would arrive drenched and be completely air dried in an hour! Amazing stuff, don’t fade the wool

[@kazdnn5949]

Also, cotton can be ok or terrible for sweating, depending. Cotton is breathable at first but loses its breathability as it retains moisture. Wet cotton can cool you down (or freeze you), but it def won’t keep you dry. Any avid backpacker avoids cotton.

[@Dylzhaar]

Wear a white merino wool t shirt as an underlayer. It'll absorb so much sweat. You'll probably feel pretty hot but at least you won't have sweat patches

[@Unclejamsarmy]

Also Uniqlo has these undershirts that are some kind of moisture wicking breezy synthetic, airism, I found that very helpful wearing button ups in hot humid weather. I found it more comfortable and I didn’t visibly sweat through the outer layer

[@pieceofpeace35]

Light wool is different from normal wool and is also good in the summer!

[@balalunga1]

My black TShirts in summer always turn into retro 90‘s Tshirts with white circles.

[@anguspauley7835]

3XDry material was a game changer for me. Got a shirt from Alchemy equipment and never looked back

[@evol3852]

Can I just say thank you? I have watched a lot of your shorts and they sure came in handy.

[@strawb3rry_kisses]

idk why i'm so obsessed with these i'm a freaking 16 year old girl 😭😭 guess i can just appreciate a man with a great fashion sense

[@osamakhan4520]

As a person who sweats alot my tip is that dont wear skin tight clothes or just clothes that are fitted a little bit loose outfit is much more comfortable for me and makes me sweat less around 50 to 60%

[@TheHyena-ru8bz]

Sweaty person here. Best thing to get is a high quality under shirt that's thin and breathable with a small percentage of spandex in it!

[@fraziercrawford]

Sometimes im shocked people continue to get marriage ceremonies, then I remember how insanely powerful the glaslighting from married relatives is

[@BJCMXY]

I find Linen is superior to cotton, but even a fabric that is a blend of Linen & cotton is better than 100% cotton... And I am a person who can break a sweat in below zero temperatures without even wearing the appropriate winter weather apparel. 💁🏼‍♂️ Yes, I actually give off enough heat that I can walk barefoot in the snow, with little effort. Half the time I wonder if I have a fever when I exercise, as my skin gets hot enough that if I run cold water over myself, that it'll be nearly room temperature afterwards. 😅

[@user-jq1zu5yk6m]

"Hyperhidrosis" same here😅

[@gilbearth17]

I have hyperhydrosis, and let me tell you, its not only weather that can make me sweat a lot. Stress, anxiety, and even just by thinking, or doing something minimal can make my scalp, back, and chest to sweat a lot. And having obvious sweat marks on my clothes make me sweat more, so my advise is to wear dry fit clothes anywhere and anytime if you’re outside.

[@Enigma1990ad]

I just accept the fact I'll always look a bird that got drenched in the rain at this point. I give up 😭

[@jamesc1760]

You can buy a cotton or linen suit but if it’s lined with synthetic or non breathable fabrics it doesn’t matter what the rest of the garment is made of. Most suits using natural fibres are still lined with polyester or a poly blend thereby rendering the breathable aspects of the linen or cotton useless. Wool is also a very breathable fabric so I don’t know why you’ve told people to steer clear of wool. Although yes cotton and linen are more lightweight for summer, wool isn’t a bad option. I’d also personally be looking to ensure the lining is breathable fabric (eg: bemberg) and that the suit is half lined. I’d also be sticking away from darker colours if possible if you want to reduce heat as much as possible. At the end of the day if it’s a hot day you’re going to be hot. What you want to aim for is an outfit that doesn’t hold the moisture (aka sweat) in. You want an outfit that will dissipate the sweat and also not show sweat patches.

[@brainrottedindividual]

linen and cotton are not more breathable than wool or polyfabrics, they are just colder in the summer/warm you less, so they will make you sweat at a later point. but cotton has a hard time drying when wet. a thin merino wool shirt would be ideal or a mixed fabric that is not entirely made of cotton. the problem with a lot of artificial fabric clothes is that they are too dense in structure. they can actually be very breathable, hence they dominate the athletic sector. usually a mix of cotton and artificial fabrics will have better breathability and moisture wicking properties than straight up cotton. i recommend uniqlo for moisture wicking, anti sweat basics that don't break the bank.

[@vygalnix7769]

If you’re sweaty then I suggest getting a quick wick base layer that is synthetic. They distribute moister quickly. Check out the sheer base for running or cycling. Also wear metal bracelets, necklace. They help you rid heat faster. Finally, if you visit your outdoor sports they have these neck piece that you can use water to keep you cool. With all this said your kinda screwed if the humidity is 80%+ no matter what you do. If that is the case invest in a chain mail base. They’re not cheap but they’ll keep you cooler.

[@Faie003]

Gold Bond powder on where you sweat (underarms, small of back, back of neck and knees, etc) or where you don't want your clothes to be wet. Probably just for special occasions though.

[@AW-xc1xc]

Hot tip (pun intended) for people struggling with underarm stains: clothes with penguin sleeves/dropped sleeves. Leaves the armpits free and airy without touching any fabric they can stain.

[@dickottel]

Idk what penguin sleeves are but I love VERY short sleeve with an open hole for the armpits so armpits aren't covered but my fat arms look a little better than in sleeveless shirts. A bit of the arm is covered on top.

[@AW-xc1xc]

@@dickottel It's when the fabric of the sleeve doesn't go all the way to your armpit but stops before it and tapers to your waist - nothing of the fabric clings to your sweat stains

[@rafscheringa93]

This man has so many weddings to go to

[@ParkerYorkSmith]

Hahaha I’ve just been to too many and have all the tips

[@rafscheringa93]

@@ParkerYorkSmith 😂 I love your videos ❤ Do you own the Baracuta G9 jacket as well? I was thinking about buying one

[@duoliwu7280]

@@rafscheringa93 G9 is really a nice sartorial garment. go for it

[@indiankid8601]

​@@rafscheringa93 i have no wedding to go to 😢. Nobody invites me to parties 😢😂😂

[@rosemurphy3580]

There’s also sweat guards which is just a piece of cotton that can be stuck on the arm pit to reduce sweat stains as well

[@scy77a]

To my fellow sweaty people; INVEST IN A GOOD ANTIPERSPIRANT! I've used CertainDri, following the directions to the letter, and it is truly a life changer. Then, I use an antiperspirant/deodorant combo once I am dried off out of the shower/bath - personally, I use Old Spice Lavender, the solid, white, stick kind. I'm a lady, but I really like the smell lol, and I've found that it lasts better than antiperspirant/deodorants marketed towards women, that I've used in the past like Dove, etc.

[@FernandoDiaz-nl8eh]

As a sweaty person that loves to dance, I just bring a change of clothes with me so I can change mid event and keep enjoying myself.

[@scentist_error]

I grew up in a family consisting of mainly women, which isn't a bad thing, but I never learned how to dress properly after I transitioned (I'm a transgender FTM). So, watching this channel specifically has helped me a lot, and I mean *a lot* so. I just wanted to say thanks. :)

[@Butoygirl]

Thanks so much! I sweat easily and I live in the tropics. Most weddings here are held in hotels and fuction halls that have AC. But I attended my friend's garden wedding and I was stressing so much about the temperature. And the stress made me sweat more. 😅

[@tmsztrsz]

damn you always look so good man, it's unbelievable!

[@trulsdirio]

Yeah, cotton is the worst fabric for sweating in. It absorbs obscene amounts of moisture, takes ages to dry and is a perfect incubator for bacteria that lead to the typical sweaty smell.

[@The_Skrongler]

I can't even wear pants on hot days. My best tip is to get a kilt if you're as sensitive to heat as I am. A nice kilt is still relatively formal 🤷‍♂️

[@wrenbyrd1093]

I wasn’t a sweaty person a few years ago but for some reason I have become more of one. 😅 I find polyester feels cooling and keeps me cooler for some reason than cotton? The polyester underwear for workouts is cooler as well than thick cotton.

[@Maggie_08]

When I have orchestra practice (like one of the only times I go out), I’m always cliches and sweating (while my sister has chill bumps lol) and I’ve learned that no matter what I wear, I’m gonna be hot so I wear denim pants mostly bc it won’t leave a sweat mark and then just a random t shirt

[@shushu0748]

Can you give Fall Date at the Park outfit inspo !

[@AUserIGuess]

You can also buy sweat guards for your underarms which can also be very helpful, and they'll also protect your clothes from staining due to sweat or deodorant

[@abi.apollo808]

Oh and another thing; black absorbs heat so wearing lighter colours are cooler and more breathable

[@enlightenmentbarbie]

I’m a chick and I love your channel more than chick fashion channels thank you 🎉

[@TysonASMR]

Good thing I hate weddings and usually don’t go to any :)))

[@ItsYaBoiV]

I'm not even a very sweaty person and I still avoid summer weddings like the plague 😂

[@johnwilliby4700]

Wear a undershirt like a white cotton crew or vneck. No sweat will show and is just awesome.

[@LordSandwich97]

The thing that helped me most was getting merino wool shirts. Cotton just soaks up your sweat, merino wool wicks it away. I don't know why he recommended the opposite.

[@Leopard_Lover]

Dude - white brings up sweat on linen like nothing else, along with EVERY OTHER LINEN SHIRT EVER

[@asuLK1]

Hi there. Im a huge fan of you. Can you please tell me, (so I can tell my brother) how to choose socks for outfits.

[@momlee664]

Actually wool is very breathable and you can actually be comfortable in wool in a warm climate if it’s a thin wool not worsted.

[@TunaStrata]

As a sweaty person. Do every prevention method, and accept that being easyly sweat is who we are. Dont need to feel so self concious about it, you already do your best.

[@albrujo2281]

I like the info. I rader hear this than "dress in a way or in dis fashion" this is more like thkink about the matirial, here some example

[@BeardedWolfKing]

Ngl as a person who sweats even on an air conditioned room, layering SURPRISINGLY helps a bit. Maybe not use a jacket but those denim ones help. They not only hide the sweat but also keeps your already sweaty body, cool kinda like how a cooler works. Also helps with the sun. Shit, while youre at it, just wear the denim jacket as is, no undershirt whatsoever. the sweat barely show and extra protection from the sun. Id suggest cotton But it is super annoying and irritating tho.

[@Realience]

I will tie a hoodie around my neck because it's adds depth and makes it look like I'm not literally wearing a T and sweatpants

[@atlaskat7980]

On the other hand, wool is odor resistant. For me the odor is the worst problem and if I've gotten sweaty/smelly in a cotton shirt, it will get smelly every time I use it, despite washing myself and the shirt.

[@elijahstephenson9203]

Which Should I wear to prom, a necktie with a Merovingian knot or a bow tie?

[@TheMangoDeluxe]

A note on cotton - sure but only certain very fine/loose weaves. An Oxford cloth for example will destroy you.

[@gabbie3174]

That knit polo really did me in. I want my future man to dress like this🙃

[@nathanielrobertson8827]

cotton is lighter but once you sweat and its wet it stays wet and isn't quick drying. polyester wicks sweat and is quick drying

[@charliepea]

Black will just make you sweatier because the colour absorbs the heat inside.

[@notshylo]

If it makes sense with the fit, Thompson Tees do work really well!

[@collinstarotjourney2343]

My hyperhydrosis on point. 😅 apparently it’s psychological and mostly due to stress which I guess explains why it would stop happening for a bit or start up randomly. I don’t as much anymore unless I’m doing a lot of physical activity + anxiety

[@northB2326]

Great tips thank you 🙏 can I just suggest dying your hair because there’s a lot of grey showing

[@brookelayne309]

You are so handsome! Great style advice as well. ❤️😊

[@sbdsinc8366]

Also bring a couple of changes in case you sweat thru the first outfit at the ceremony.

[@jackieraulerson2005]

Great advice, not just for men.

[@amichaels1871]

It can also help to check for any possible NUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES too especially Vitamin D. 💙🌍

[@casady6]

What are those polo shorts you are wearing? Love them!!