![]() ![]() This shirt had the biggest of the armpit pads, so much so that it almost looked like I was wearing a patchwork shirt that then decided to not be a patchwork shirt anymore. The model on the site is also the inspo for all of my poses here, so many thanks to that dude, wherever he may be. Yes this is a men’s t-shirt but so are almost all of my men’s white t-shirts. Bonus points for offering a nude that’s not just beige. This is the “cutest” of all the shirts and also the thinnest, so if you want something to wear on its own or under a tight gown, this might be the shirt for you. I wore this shirt out with jeans later to a nice-ish restaurant. There was a tiny bit of sweat but I think it’s because I hadn’t adjusted the arm pad for optimal sweat absorption. I pretended that I need to pee and snuck into the bathroom to see how the shirt had stood up. Thirty minutes later, I arrived pretty sweaty from direct sunlight and my naturally brisk walking pace. I decided to walk to meet my friend for a work-from-home lunch date. ![]() I paired the Numi shirt with a pair of overalls because 80 degrees always strikes me as not that hot until I walk out of my front door and want to be naked. I was surprised to see that it has a pad in the armpit, which is pretty discreet, but still a pad. It is technically an undershirt (as they all are) but I figured I would wear it as a regular shirt to truly test out its abilities and I just so happen to love that neckline. It was a balmy 80 degrees, 52% humidity the day I decided to try out this Numi shirt. I wore this natural deo the whole time, so these shirts really had their work cut out for them. It was always over 70 degrees though, so rest assured that I was sweaty. Warning that this experiment would not hold up in science court because I do not control the weather so the variables shifted every day. Could it be that an aluminum-free solution to all of my sweaty woes is here right in front of me? Could I finally join the ranks of white blouse-wearing women without fear? I decided to put that shirt and a few others to the New York City heatwave-test. ![]() I’m always on the hunt for easy, chemical-free ways to not look so darn sweaty all the time, so when the Instagram robot queen served up an ad for these Knix undershirts, I was more than a little intrigued. Not to the point where I’ve seriously considered getting Botox in my head or arms or whatever, but to the point where I did order some handkerchiefs on Amazon so I can dab my head like some old southern lawyer or Whitney Houston in concert. ![]()
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