The Comparison of the Thermal Behaviour of Leisure and Sports Clothing Using Conventional and New Textile Materials

Maria José Geraldes; Lubos Hes; Mário de Araújo; Nuno Belino; Mário Nunes

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.587-588.589

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The Comparison of the Thermal Behaviour of Leisure and Sports Clothing Using Conventional and New Textile Materials

Abstract:

This work reports on research being carried out in the area of functional knitted fabrics with a special structure incorporating hydrophobic fibres near to the skin and suction channels of hydrophilic fibres to suck moisture from the skin on the hydrophilic layer away from the skin; in this way, comfort is maximised in active wear as the fabric does not feel wet near to the skin.