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Here is an objective analysis of whether spun polyester is suitable for summer:
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Spun polyester is essentially a plastic fiber and does not absorb sweat. Sweat sticks to the skin like being wrapped in plastic wrap.
It's 3-5°C hotter than pure cotton, increasing the risk of heatstroke under the scorching sun.
Sweat cannot penetrate the fibers and ferments on the surface, producing a sour smell (difficult to eliminate even after multiple washes).
In dry weather, static electricity is strong, causing skirts and pants to stick to the legs, making walking sticky and uncomfortable.
Loose and Ultra-thin: Oversized shirts, sun-protective clothing (allows air circulation).
Light Colors: White and beige reflect light and do not absorb heat; dark colors feel like wearing a "black plastic bag."
Designs with Mesh Ventilation: Designs with mesh panels under the armpits and on the back.
Tight-fitting T-shirts and dresses (make you feel sticky all over).
Sleeveless vests (show obvious sweat stains under the armpits).
Fabric Advantages Comparison: Short-fiber Polyester
Pure Cotton: Sweat-wicking and quick-drying, naturally breathable against the skin.
Linen: Large fiber gaps, naturally cooling.
Silk Blend: Lightweight and heat-dissipating, suitable for hot weather (expensive but worth it).
Only for outerwear: Wear it as a sun-protective jacket (with a pure cotton vest underneath), remove it as soon as you enter indoors.
Preferred Recycled Short-fiber Polyester: Some brands add cooling agents (feels slightly cool to the touch), but the effect is short-lived.
Emergency Cooling Method: Spray with water mist before wearing, utilizing evaporation to absorb heat (maintains a cooling sensation for 10 minutes).
