Most golf and tennis polos—even the "premium" ones—are made from petroleum-based polyester or nylon. They’re marketed as performance fabrics, but here's the truth:  You are paying a premium for plastic coated in chemicals - and it makes no senses.

• They trap heat (plastic)

• They hold odor 

• They shed microplastics when you sweat or launder

• They're loaded with chemical treatments PFAS, PFC, BPA - just to keep you feeling “dry” or to resist odor.

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 Dark Side of Synthetic Polyester

Synthetic polyester, despite its popularity, is essentially PLASTIC. Derived from petrochemicals, its production contributes significantly to environmental degradation and pollution. The extraction and processing of petroleum to create polyester fibers release harmful greenhouse gases, contributing to climate change.

Versatility for Every Setting

One of HyperNatural's defining features is its adaptability to various settings. From the refined atmosphere of a private island to the energetic ambiance of a bustling city, this shirt seamlessly transitions between environments. The exclusive material ensures you look sharp and feel comfortable, whether you're attending 10 business meetings in 2 days or exploring breathtaking vistas on vibrant African landscapes.