Nike Dri-Fit was created for optimum comfort in all weather conditions, so it is perfect to wear during blistering summer days. Nike Dri-Fit keeps you cool. During the summer, many people prefer to wear light materials such as cotton or linen, but I still recommend giving Nike Dri-Fit a shot.

Because of its elasticity and strength, lycra is often used to make clothing. It is commonly mixed with cotton to make things like tights, bras,Lycra shirt,Dr199 and underwear. Lycra is especially common in sports clothing, such as wrestling singlets.

If you are hiking under shade all day, shorts and short sleeves will be cooler. Also wet shorts are also a lot more tolerable than wet pants.

According to some sports brand sources, Dri-Fit outfits are made to fit the form of an athlete and brings the sweat up from the skin to the surface, keeping the athlete’s body dry. A boon especially when you get involved in a sport that results in you sweating like crazy.

Dri-FIT’s unique high-performance microfiber construction supports the body’s natural cooling system by wicking away sweat and dispersing it across the fabric’s surface to evaporate faster. Dri-FIT clothes are most effective as a base layer or on their own—direct contact with your body means you stay dryer.

This fabric has been trademarked by the global brands. It contains varying mixes of cotton, polyester and spandex. Renowned for being workout fabric, it has moisture wicking, it feels light and stretchy and is a staple workout tee fabric for many.

Cotton soaks up sweat and keeps it whereas dri-fit polyester allows the sweat to evaporate much more readily, hence giving you a dry feeling shirt. IMO, dri-fit shirts are far superior to cotton and so worth their price.

If you want to get right down to the very basics, Dri Fit clothing is made for the most part from polyester. There may be some cotton in the cotton-poly blends the company offers but the majority of items are made from 100% polyester.