You Wouldn’t Eat Plastic, So Why Wear It?
The worst possible thing you can do is sweat in these materials when they are close to the body like; Yoga, activewear, bras, underwear, bed sheets, sleepwear etc. Toxic chemicals and BPA’s are activated with heat and moisture – which cause leaching and can be absorbed into your skin.
HyperNatural is Part of "The Great Textile Shift" to Bio-Materials
The Great Textile Shift
The transition to sustainable textiles is gaining momentum, driven by consumer demand for clean eco-friendly products and the urgent need to address climate change. Brands are increasingly adopting materials that are not only biodegradable but also sourced from renewable resources. HyperNatural regenerative fibers, for instance, are setting a new standard in the industry by combining performance with sustainability.
This great textile shift involves rethinking the entire lifecycle of apparel—from production and use to disposal and recycling. It's about creating a circular economy where materials are reused and repurposed, minimizing waste and environmental impact.
The Polo Shirt: An Timeless American Classic Made Better by Nature
The genuinely timeless combination of a well loved HyperNatural polo shirt and khakis is about the most classic look you can opt for and usually works just fine for most situations in which you need to be presentable. In fact, it’s so versatile an outfit that it works equally well with worn-in, beat-up favorites or pressed and crisp, off-to-cocktails-on-the-lawn togs.
Tee Up Father's Day: Eco-Healthy Golf Shirts for the Country Club Dad Who Likes Performance / Tech Apparel
Going Natural: The Shift Away from Synthetics Step onto the fairway with confidence knowing that your shirt isn’t contributing to environmental pollution. Unlike traditional options laden with synthetic materials like polyester, our selection boasts a remarkable percentage of shirts crafted from natural fibers. With an emphasis on sustainability, over 95% of HyperNatural shirts are free from synthetic materials, reducing the presence of microplastics in our ecosystems.
Eco Innovation: The Rise of Natural Cooling Fabrications in a Warming World
HyperNatural's proprietary cooling fabrics use Jade stone to regulate skin temp, as it has been revered for centuries for having amazing cooling properties. Through their own unique blend of raw materials using waste, HyperNatural infuses jade particles into their yarns, creating a cooling sensation that feels cool to the touch on the skin.
Polyester = Plastic = Cancer < > Clean Naturally Derived Textiles = Wellness
It takes 16,000 chemicals to give plastics its extraordinary material qualities, many of which are known to have an adverse impact on health, our reliance on this material is endangering our planet and health. So that plastic golf shirt, workout tee or leggings have a much higher personal cost than most consumers realize.
Clean Future In Golf Shirt Performance: Embracing Natural Bio-Fabrications for Health, Performance and Better Comfort.
Detox your golf shirts. The future of fabrics is not synthetic like plastic polyester; instead, a new era of naturally derived bio-fabrications is emerging, promising chemical-free, non-toxic alternatives that prioritize both the well-being of the wearer and the environment. Better by Nature is HyperNatural.
Working Out in Synthetic Mateirals Like Polyester Is Bad for Your Health - Oeko Tex® Standard 100 Certified Fabrics Are Safe
“Human sweat is a complex mixture that contains oily components known as sebum, which facilitated the leaching of toxic chemicals from microplastics, rendering them available for absorption through the skin,” said Dr. Mohamed Abdallah
Wellness Apparel: The Health Benefits of Jade Stone and Chitin in Clothing
As we navigate a world increasingly shaped by synthetic materials and mass production, the allure of natural alternatives becomes more pronounced. HyperNatural’s clothing infused with jade stone and chitin not only taps into ancient wisdom but also represents a convergence of tradition and innovation. Choosing natural fibers and dyes over their synthetic counterparts is a step towards personal health, environmental sustainability, and a deeper connection to the natural world.
