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What the fuck? Is polyester really that dangerous?

>> No.17569381
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>> No.17569384

>>17569380
>wearing fucking plastic
NGMI
chads only wear pure fabrics or expensive blends like linen/wools. 100% cotton or bust

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>>17569384
Based

>> No.17569439

>>17569380
How many times are you going to post this 2008 article?

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I am superficial, therefore i shall wear the artificial cloth.

>> No.17569501

>>17569439
As many times as how polyester has ruined lives.

>> No.17570759

>>17569380
But it's ok, if you don't immolate yourself while wearing it?

>> No.17570769

>>17569380
That's an old hat with the tactical crowd
Some manufacturers have switched over to no melt no drip or fire retardant fabrics. Others refuse on the grounds that most fires a soldier will encounter aren't survivable anyway.

>> No.17570772

b-but it's moisture wicking and doesn't wrinkle as easy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>> No.17570909

>>17570772
>moisture wicking
So does cotton and linen

>> No.17571941

>>17570909
Physiclets don't know what wicking means and parrot it to no end, when that's not even really the point. The long and short of is is, getting wet or sweaty in polyester is fine. Getting wet or sweaty in cotton sucks.

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>>17571941
>sweating in polyester

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>>17571941
Uh wrong, getting cotton clothing wet allows it to cool you down on hot days, polyester just makes you have heat stroke. You can tell me all kinds of science and facts about how I am wrong but whenever I wear polyester I am too hot when it's only 60 degrees and sometimes lower. Switching to cotton clothing helped a lot.

>> No.17572729

>>17572049
Your skin is ill and your bloodline is weak.
>>17572063
Meanwhile every competitive athlete in the world wears polyester. Maybe your polyester garment is not meant for warm weather. And in very warm weather you can get away with wearing pure cotton.

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>>17572729
I was not not too cold or too hot at all through winter when wearing pure cotton but I was too hot when wearing polyester in the winter

>> No.17572771

>>17572729
I was not too cold nor too hot at all through winter when wearing pure cotton but I was too hot when wearing polyester shorts and t shirts in the winter

>> No.17573665

>>17570772
Polyester captures and keeps moisture inside, and it causes rashes and fungal infections in hot and possibly humid weather. Cotton absorbs moisture and allows it to evaporate later. Some people don't mind polyester and the like just because they live in the north, here we have 36 - 39 degrees Celsius summers with record temperatures of 44 C.