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Survive Sweat Shirts
How can i survive the heat in a suit.?
I work in a company where i have to wear shirts and trousers, and by 8.30am after my 15 minute walk into the office i have to sit with my back straight, upright so my shirt doesn't touch my back until the sweat dries. I turn the AC to 19 or 20, everyone else puts it back up to 23. I think the problem is i do so much sport, i train four times a week, step up 200 floors, run 5 miles, weight train for 1 hour, play 1 hour of five a side football and play cricket every other week and when i get the chance i go for a run around the park. Is all this why i sweat? Do i have a too high body temperature? Is it all in the mind?
After all this, what i am trying to find out is does anyone know of companies that supply suit trousers and shirts that breath, is there any special material you can get? If i can work out the problem in the office then that would solve the main problem. Is cotton a good material for people like me, i am not smelly, far from it, i just sweat easily.
Try stuffing ice packs in your drawers... lol. no seriously just wear a lighter material, like linen or even cotton-- no wool!
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"I'm Going to Hogwarts" (Original)
will this outfit work?
i am going to a party and im singing "i will survive" by diana ross and i was wondering if my outfit was gonna work. p.s the seventies look
outfit:
tan shirt bell bottom arms w/ designs all over that are blue and orange
brown sweat pants
IDK what shoe!?!?!?!?! i think brown platforms
is this ok?
Tan shirt belled out at the end w/ the designs all over it sounds like a pretty cool shirt for this event..........the sweatpants is social suicide, please consider jeans, gauchos, even some long brown yoga pants, but not the sweatpants......,if you have brown platforms that sounds great...
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