Does “Sweat Wicking” Clothing Have a Toxic Finish?

September 18, 2024 | "It’s also why more and more people, including myself, are wearing merino wool underwear –– like from BRANWYN –– for its moisture wicking properties to keep my skin happy and keep it fresh down there."

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Does “Sweat Wicking” Clothing Have a Toxic Finish? | Alden Wicker | Ecocult | September 18, 2024

In the article "Does ‘Sweat Wicking’ Clothing Have a Toxic Finish?" published by Alden Wicker on EcoCult, BRANWYN, a maker of merino wool performance innerwear for women, partners with the platform to highlight the benefits of merino wool over synthetic fabrics. The article explains that while many synthetic moisture-wicking fabrics like polyester may contain harmful chemicals, BRANWYN's merino wool naturally wicks moisture without toxic finishes. Merino wool regulates body temperature and keeps wearers dry, making it a safer and more comfortable alternative for performance and everyday wear.

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