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It doesn't matter whether you’re hitting the weights every morning or enjoy a leisurely run once in a while, you’ve probably experienced issues with stinky gym gear. Workout clothing is often stuffed in bags or left to fester, leading to unpleasant odors. If these are allowed to build up, the fabrics can start to smell constantly, even after washing. With this in mind, it’s best to stay on top of the odor issue and ensure it doesn’t get out of hand.
Body odor (BO) can be uncomfortable, embarrassing, and have a serious impact on our self-confidence. It can make us doubt ourselves, prevent us from participating in social situations, and lead to stigmatization. While many people struggle to find reliable, long-lasting solutions to the issue, Polygiene’s scientific odor control experience means we’re perfectly positioned to provide a few answers.
Sweaty feet and the unpleasant odors associated with them affect a remarkable number of people. And it’s not just a hot-weather issue either. Many people struggle with sweaty feet in the middle of winter. All it takes is a little physical exertion, an uncomfortable commute, or a bit of stress, and our bodies’ natural physiological response kicks in. Unfortunately, this can happen at the most inopportune moments, affecting your self-confidence and making you feel uncomfortable and awkward.
With the changing seasons, there’s been a big shift in brands’ focus. For many Polygiene partners, summer gear has given way to autumn and winter products, and that’s meant a flurry of exciting launches for Polygiene-treated products. In this month’s newsletter, we take a look at one such release - the Pnuma Cascade Jacket - while also covering the recent TexFuture in Tokyo event, highlighting our work with athleisure superstars ASRV, and celebrating the incredible achievement of our Pacific Coast Trail hiker, Sarahann.
