Choosing Fabrics Based on Seasons.

Wearing a trendy shirt is secondary to how you dress-up for occasions. But what is important? Is the fabric of the shirt suiting the season? Shirt fabric is influenced by the seasons, may it be winter or summer.

Certain types of fabric suit different types of weather and conditions, while some may not be good for you at all. Here is a simple guide to choosing fabrics based on different seasons.

• When it's hot -

We all abhor summer heat. The sweat and annoying stickiness are unbearable. During the hot and humid season, wear clothing that breathes easily. Avoid wearing a shirt made from synthetic fibers such as polyester and polyester blends. They tend to be water repellant and add sweaty discomfort during the day. Silk works in a similar fashion. Silk is soft and smooth in nature, but silk repels water and creates a moist, uncomfortable feeling. Yet another fabric to avoid during summer is nylon. Nylon is 100% synthetic. Nylon leaves your skin prone to brush your skin when you sweat.

The best, cool, and absorbent fabrics for summer are cotton and linen. They are thin, breathe easily, and are helps you bear humidity. Natural material in cotton and linen are best in controlling your body temperature and are gentle to your skin. Lastly, during summer, pick shirts made from light-colored fabrics, especially white and beige. Poplin is a popular choice for shirts. You can wear a white poplin shirt with your summer shorts.

• When it's cold -

During winter, do the opposite of what you did in summer. Retain heat and keep the moisture out. Avoid fabrics like cotton and linen, they let in the cold quite easily. Choose shirt fabric that helps retain warmth and are good insulators. To beat cold, choose shirts made from synthetic material. They are water-resistant, excellent insulators, and able to block cold winds from getting in. Polyester is a good choice since sweatshirts are normally made from this fabric. If you are to wear a jacket or pullover, make sure it is made of polyester, because, it does not come in contact with your skin and defends you from cold.

Shirts made using flannel are a popular choice. This fabric offers various color options and provides warmth during winter. Flannel shirts are light and are often made from wool. Due to its thick weave, a flannel shirt can easily protect you from cold. Plus, flannel shirts can be worn as casual and formal wear.

To conclude, there are several shirt fabric types, depending on the area you live, use the above tips and choose a fabric that suits your environment.