Thermals underwear is an essential product for keeping people warm during the cold winter. However, many problems arise when thermals underwear is uncomfortable to wear. What you don’t know about thermals underwear?
antimicrobial thermals underwear fabric
Thermals underwear is very susceptible to the growth of various pathogenic microorganisms. New thermals underwear must be washed before it can be worn, otherwise it can cause allergies, rashes and other problems; this is most likely due to the pollution in production, which can expose the product to harmful bacteria and fungal “contamination”. Many people are troubled by the redness and itchiness that can occur after wearing thermal thermals underwear. The reason for this is that the thermals underwear is worn for a long time and pathogenic microorganisms rapidly grows such as E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus and Candida albicans. These micro-organisms can cause infections in the gastrointestinal tract or in the urinary tract and many other localised tissues and organs or cause rashes and skin inflammation.
These pathogenic microorganisms are difficult to clean and can only be effectively removed by washing in water at 40-50°C or by placing them in the sun to be worn without skin itching and rashes. After the epidemic, the antimicrobial demands on clothes are booming and adding antibacterial features to thermals underwear can solve one of the key problems.
How to create comfortable, rash-free “thermals underwear”?
Applying antibacterial technology to thermals underwear can inhibit the growth and multiplication of pathogenic microorganisms on clothing. Thermals underwear with antibacterial technology can be worn for up to three days without causing rashes, itching and other skin problems. There are 2 solutions for the production of antibacterial autumn clothing and trousers:
Manufacturers of finished fabrics can upgrade their products with an antibacterial finishing solution by incorporating AntibacMax antibacterial finishing technology. Using a spraying, soaking or dipping process to incorporate AntibacMax antibacterial finishing agent into the fabric. The fabric then can be made into 50 wash resistant, AAA grade antibacterial thermals underwear.
Another solution is to directly incorporate AntibacMax antibacterial material and modify the fibers in the pre-spinning process to produce long-lasting, safe antibacterial thermals underwear with an antibacterial effect of up to 99%, solving the problem of pathogen contamination at source.
