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Tensile Properties of Sportswear Materials in Dry and Wet State

The structure and properties of sportswear materials need to be designed to fulfill and retain a desirable level of comfort during intensive activity. Heavy sweating is more commonly associated with warm-weather exercise, so minimizing sweat is very important for a number of next-to-skin materials. The accumulation and retention of sweat on materials affect a number of materials properties. The aim of this paper is to investigate and quantify the influence of sweating (i.e. wetting) on tensile properties of different material structures, and to make a comparison to tensile properties of materials in the dry state.

Yarn, Knitted fabric, Material, Tensile properties, Dry, Wet

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