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Dressing for hot weather isn’t as easy as it first seems. Trying to stay stylish while also keeping cool, comfortable, and covered is actually pretty tricky. Throw in the fact that you need outfits that work for a wide variety of settings and events - the office, gym workouts, weekends at the park, and festivals, to name just a few - and you have a bit of a dilemma on your hands. As clothing significantly impacts your comfort and how your body responds to the heat, your choices will determine how much you enjoy yourself in warmer temperatures.
From ultrarunning events and charity fundraising to exciting ew product launches, the Polygiene team has enjoyed a super-busy April. Here’s what we got up to.
With summer approaching and the temperatures rising, it is time to consider ways to keep cool throughout the day and into the night. One of the most effective ways to regulate your temperature is to choose what you wear and sleep in carefully. The fabrics we use daily have a significant say in how fresh we feel and whether we will overheat. Consequently, they influence comfort, health, and performance. Whether you’re talking about everyday clothing, business attire, sports and athletics wear, or bedding, the fabrics we surround ourselves with determine how cool, comfortable, and dry we stay when things warm up.
Few things are as likely to prevent a good night’s sleep as overheating. Falling asleep in a hot, stuffy room can be extremely uncomfortable and frustrating. It can lead to tossing and turning, as well as significant sweating, leaving you damp, sticky, and unable to sleep. Whether you share a bed with someone who really likes to wrap up at night or you live in a hot climate, keeping cool during the night can be challenging.
