Would these be used as a base layer or better suited as a 2nd layer over a base layer? Base layers are mostly 100% polyester.
1693549
I think they could be used either way. They seem to wick moisture pretty well.
989168
Definitely polyester in the lattice inner structure. It's like an open weave mesh with a polyester mesh inside. It is an open air design for airflow, not at all like a cotton padding.
325449
Im really not sure... I would say a mix between cotton and maybe polyester... The Fabric is very soft to the touch. I'm very pleased.
43693
Excellent top for adding or reducing base layers go for the Wool nothing can compare
1381411
I think this product would be perfect for that. It's very breathable, even when you apply layers.
75337
They are better then the regular blue tarps. They would last longer imo. Depends on how there used and for how long. I have 2 in my b out b.
700492
I've had my base layers for over a year and if you follow the care instructions they will be fine. To be more direct no they do not shrink.
1462102
The outer layer of fabric is denim. The inner layer is absorbent cotton diaper-like material. I wash these in a machine using hot water and I dry them in the dryer.There is slight shrinkage after washing and drying, but after a day, the fabric loosens and fits like it originally did.The edges tend to curl and the tinkle belt fabrics tend to be lumpy if I dry them in the dryer and FULLY dry them. If I take them out while damp and smooth them on a flat surface to air dry...no problem! I am so pleased with the results from using Tinkle Belts! I should have bought them a LOT sooner than I did! That would have saved me a LOT of frustration! The outer layer of fabric is denim. The inner layer is absorbent cotton diaper-like material. I wash these in a machine using hot water and I dry them in the dryer.There is slight shrinkage after washing and drying, but after a day, the fabric loosens and fits like it originally did.The edges tend to curl and the tinkle belt fabrics tend to be lumpy if I dry them in the dryer and FULLY dry them. If I take them out while damp and smooth them on a flat surface to air dry...no problem! I am so pleased with the results from using Tinkle Belts! I should have... » Read More The outer layer of fabric is denim. The inner layer is absorbent cotton diaper-like material. I wash these in a machine using hot water and I dry them in the dryer.There is slight shrinkage after washing and drying, but after a day, the fabric loosens and fits like it originally did.The edges tend to curl and the tinkle belt fabrics tend to be lumpy if I dry them in the dryer and FULLY dry them. If I take them out while damp and smooth them on a flat surface to air dry...no problem! I am so pleased with the results from using Tinkle Belts! I should have bought them a LOT sooner than I did! That would have saved me a LOT of frustration! « Show Less
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They are 100% polyester but they don't feel like it at all. I love mine. They are very soft.
1692528
Logically speaking it seems like it would, and I wondered the same thing. I think the manufacturer would be the best people to ask, with their scientific backgrounds. I think a cotton sheet that was normal to light weight would have a better chance of working than a thick flannel sheet, but I'm not too confident that a part polyester sheet would be as good at grounding. Just guesses on my part, but it seems this whole process depends on science and natural components for the grounding process to work as it does in nature itself by such things as walking barefoot on earth or sand.
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Layer 1: 100% polyester topLayer 2: 80% polyester, 20% rayon soakerLayer 3: Polyvinyl chloride back barrier
708519
I'd say more cotton/polyester. I don't think there's any microfiber. They are stiff, but wash well.
560963
Both versions have a jersey cotton inner layer and the same amount of polyfil. The only difference is the outer layer - cotton in one and microfleece in the other. If you are looking to maximize breathability, the cotton would probably be your better option.
43694
I use my base layer for cycling only and it gets washed after each use. I can't comment on extended use without washing it.
727139
I would just have a fleece single layer on these. I would not put anything thicker as the heat from these have to penetrate through whatever you put on there.
515398
I bought my regular size and it worked just fine. They are a pretty snug fit (so you'd better be realistic about what size you really are) but I would think that's what you want for the base layer
1061755
They are perfect for the heaviest clothing you own. I use them for a very heavy bathrobe, lined raincoats, and my winter coats. They're expensive, but they'll last a lifetime and they look great.