Warm & Cool: The process of knitting creates pockets of air within the material making it adapt to the environment. When it is cold outside, the pockets of air act as insulation by trapping heat next to the body lending additional warmth. When it is warm outside, the fabric will not absorb your sweat, therefore it won’t stick to your body as the wind passes through the air holes keeping the fabric dry as well as nice and cool.

Quick Dry Technology: bi-component materials composed of a non-absorbent material on the inside and an absorbent material on the outside. The absorbent material on the outside draws the moisture away from the skin while the non-absorbent material keeps the skin dry. This Innovation in synthetic fabrics does not absorb water as easily as cotton, and repels small water molecules, which will keep the fabric dry, or allows it to become dry very quickly.

Breathable Fabric & Less Body Odor: Looping of the fibers process builds many micro-spaces inside the yarn enabling the air to pass through both ways, making the fabric more breathable. This will allow the fabric to dry and evaporate sweat very quickly and prevent clothes from sticking to the body.

Elasticity: Knit fabrics are more elastic than woven allowing them to be more flattering to the human body. Woven fabrics can only stretch in one direction parallel to the weave, as knit can stretch in any direction due to the stitches being in loops and bending in any direction without stressing the knit material.

Weight: Full of air and loosely bounded together, knitted fabrics are much lighter than woven. The yarn is looped together using much less yarn to create the fabric.