Just because the temperature is over 35 degrees does not mean that we cannot wear loose suits; although for many there is a problem that, unfortunately, you can see a lot in the summer: sweat, or rather excess sweat. This leaves a mark on clothes, which often leaves us in uncomfortable situations.
Rest assured that
there is a solution for everything. In the summer, etiquette softens a little,
the costumes become more functional. There are many textures and materials to
help you feel more stressed, or at least breathe easier. The point is, sweat
dries out as quickly as possible so you can get on with your day normally. Here
are some guidelines, some of which will surprise you. You tell me if they
worked for you.
Just because
temperatures are rising doesn't mean your wardrobe needs to be less formal.
When it comes to cool summer menswear, there are many different options. One of
the key elements of the perfect summer suit is the material; on a very hot day,
the last thing you need is to carry something heavy with you, which is
completely uncomfortable and makes you sweaty. Instead, you need something made
from linen, cotton, or light wool. Everything from fabric to color plays a
role.
You want to look as
stylish as possible without breaking a sweat. So, in this guide, you will have
everything you need to know about the best summer suits for men. This will keep
you looking sleek while staying cool.
Cotton
Cotton is an
incredibly breathable and lightweight fabric that absorbs water very easily;
This means that in the event of excessive perspiration, the suit will absorb
some of it, giving you peace of mind. A must-have cotton suit this season; they
are comfortable, but yes, they wear out faster than other materials.
Cotton
Cotton is
incredibly breathable and lightweight, and can absorb up to a fifth of its
weight in water before it becomes wet to the touch. This means you will be dry
and cool, even if you sweat. Cotton is a natural fiber that provides excellent
air circulation, but unfortunately, it can also wear out a little faster than
stronger fabrics.
Linen
The biggest benefit
of a linen suit is that it breathes more than any other fabric, making it ideal
for hot and humid places. If you are going to be on the beach for a long time,
the investment is worth it. You need to take good care of it because it
wrinkles easily, especially if you sweat a lot. There has been a kind of
explosion of linen suits in recent years, but watch out for quality; not all
are the same.
Linen
As with cotton, the
main benefit of wearing linen clothing in hot weather is its freshness. This is
due to the special characteristics of the fabric and linen fibers, which allow
more air flow. Linen is also considered a “tough” fabric and is less likely to
stick to your skin, especially if you sweat. The price of linen can be a hurdle
for some consumers, as the cost of processing and manufacturing the linen is
higher than that of many other fabrics.
Sirsaca fabric
It will seem to
many to be Chinese, but this fabric has a special texture and is very light.
Sirsacas are very suitable for summer clothes such as shirts, suits and
trousers, because the fabric hardly touches the skin thanks to a special
weaving technique and allows a lot of air circulation. Also great for summer
bedding.
Seersucker
This material
doesn't get much attention these days as it has a reputation for being a bit
old-fashioned. However, as with most things, it's all about perspective, and if
done right, a cotton suit can look as stylish as any other summer outfit. The
benefits of the fabric are enormous, most importantly - it never needs to be
ironed!
Flannel
Flannel is a soft
material with light-absorbing properties due to its shorter, brushed fibers.
Although lightweight flannel is generally considered a fabric for winter
clothing, it can still be worn on warm, but not hot days, which means it is a
great transitional option for those times before and after summer.
Flannel
It is true that we
associate flannel suits with winter because they are warm and comfortable; But
surely few of you know that flannel is a great antiperspirant, so we can wear
it in the summer as well. I recommend it in the evenings or during the last
days of summer when it starts to cool down.
Hemp
I don't know if you
know that this plant is a subspecies of marijuana and that super-strong fibers
are extracted from it, which make it possible to create this peculiar tissue.
The benefits of wearing a hemp suit are countless: it breathes instantly, it is
durable, comfortable, color does not show despite sweat, it does not stain, and
it is 100% organic. The bad news is that its commercialization is not very
widespread, so if that's what you want.
Hemp
No, you haven't
smoked any "special cigarettes" that used hemp as a fabric option for
your summer outfit. This is the most environmentally friendly choice you can
make when looking for summer clothing as hemp grows quickly, requires little
water, and does not require pesticides or herbicides to grow. The benefits of
this fabric go beyond its sustainability, as it is also a very comfortable and
durable fabric. Hemp clothing absorbs and wicks away sweat quickly, retains
color well and withstands repeated washing without losing its shape. You will
have to look a little further to find these outfits, but there are some really
interesting options that are surprisingly very stylish.