Breathable Materials: The New Standard in Comfortable Sportswear

Innovations in Breathable Materials

Every athlete wants to perform comfortably. Whether you’re training for marathons or just going for a jog, it’s important to feel good and not be hindered by your clothing. Nowadays, there are new fabrics on the market that provide excellent breathability in sportswear. This means you can get through your training or competition without the discomfort of a wet shirt or jacket.

The Evolution of Materials

Traditionally, sportswear was made from materials like cotton or wool, which trapped a lot of sweat. This was far from comfortable, but it was better than nothing. Imagine having to exercise in a soaking wet shirt – definitely not a pleasant experience. Polyester sportswear was later introduced, which was much lighter and more breathable, but early polyester materials were still heavy and uncomfortable once you started sweating. It’s only been in recent years that highly innovative materials have been developed to efficiently wick away sweat and keep athletes dry.

Benefits for Athletes

The benefits of breathable materials are immense for athletes of all levels. Don’t underestimate how uncomfortable it is to wear a completely drenched shirt or jacket during your workouts. You’ll either get too hot or end up feeling extremely cold, both of which can ruin your performance. Since the improvements in sportswear breathability and moisture-wicking capabilities, athletes have been performing better, achieving faster times thanks to increased comfort for their bodies.

Continued Investment

Clothing manufacturers continue to invest heavily in innovative sportswear. The higher the comfort level, the better the athlete can perform, increasing the chances of winning while wearing your gear. Every year at TD, we gather to discuss customer feedback and conduct our own research to create even better sportswear. Sportswear that offers superior comfort and performance. Check out below for the sports we design custom sportswear for:

• Designing Running Clothing
• Designing Cycling Clothing
• Designing Soccer Clothing
• Designing Tennis Clothing
• Designing Triathlon Clothing