Thread 511148639 - /pol/ [Archived: 5 hours ago]

Anonymous ID: Vj4RO7WBPoland
7/23/2025, 7:11:56 PM No.511148639
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Merino wool is clearly superior to cotton in every way, and yet most consumers still buy cotton. How can Capitalism make World a better place when consumers are fucking idiots immune to facts and logic?
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Anonymous ID: wnAe1WXCUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:12:53 PM No.511148708
>>511148639 (OP)
Bet that nigger fucks that sheep.
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Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 7:13:00 PM No.511148717
>>511148639 (OP)
>Merino wool is clearly superior to cotton in every way
and a Rolls Royce is clearly superior to a Dacia
your point?
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Anonymous ID: yhpON1zmUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:14:13 PM No.511148810
>>511148639 (OP)
Wool is stinky
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Anonymous ID: 24F2JKBxUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:14:30 PM No.511148831
>>511148639 (OP)
Another example of Poles being unable to understand economics past the neolithic age.
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Anonymous ID: /dRJ4n/r
7/23/2025, 7:15:15 PM No.511148893
>>511148639 (OP)
Slide thread, RELEASE THE FILES XD
Anonymous ID: RkW5kq/zUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:16:41 PM No.511149011
>>511148639 (OP)
wool is hot and itchy.
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Anonymous ID: lc05Ch9lAustralia
7/23/2025, 7:16:44 PM No.511149016
>>511148639 (OP)
I only source slave cotton, nothing beats it
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Anonymous ID: G7Ih26HJUnited Kingdom
7/23/2025, 7:16:44 PM No.511149017
>>511148639 (OP)
Stop charging 10 times the price for the placebo wool
Anonymous ID: wnF6JffVMontenegro
7/23/2025, 7:18:03 PM No.511149116
>>511149011
wool wicks sweat away
cotton doesnโ€™t
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Anonymous ID: YrLNxwGDEstonia
7/23/2025, 7:18:45 PM No.511149233
>>511148639 (OP)
Does it grow on a fucking plant and can be multiplied ad infinitum, nigger?
No? So, get fucked then!
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Anonymous ID: X0UQX8GqUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:18:56 PM No.511149252
>>511148717
The fuck is a Dacia?
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Anonymous ID: hLf6fLpjIreland
7/23/2025, 7:18:57 PM No.511149256
>>511148639 (OP)
not as versatile or hard wearing as cotton, especially in thinner fabric construction. Great for thicker stuff, better than cotton of simlar thickness, except for the fact that you can really machine wash, so ther is an inconvenience. BEst when used with a percentage of synthetic to give it strength and hole the garment together.
Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 7:19:38 PM No.511149295
>>511149252
>The fuck is a Dacia?
it's the current year's Geo Metro in Europe
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Anonymous ID: Ha3p4CQkUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:22:17 PM No.511149492
>>511148639 (OP)
100% Merino wool is too fragile for lighter weights.
It is a fantastic fabric but in the heat you're better off with cotton or, better yet, linen.
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Anonymous ID: CU5mU3HLUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:23:13 PM No.511149566
Linen is better than cotton too
Anonymous ID: 8LDjg6DAUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:24:03 PM No.511149639
>>511148639 (OP)
It is, but you get fewer yards of usable textile per unit of land than you do from cotton, and the yardage you do get is more expensive to produce. There is no good evidence that economies of scale would substantially cheapen the end product or reduce costs because it comes from animals.
Anonymous ID: Vj4RO7WBPoland
7/23/2025, 7:24:22 PM No.511149663
>>511149011
Merino is NOT, umlike regular sheep wool. That's the huge deal.
Anonymous ID: S+G3iQ+wUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:24:30 PM No.511149679
>>511148639 (OP)
you have to dryclean merino
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Anonymous ID: Ii3XSet7Sweden
7/23/2025, 7:25:06 PM No.511149728
>>511148810
You can wear wool socks for fucking weeks without them starting to stink.
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Anonymous ID: IJJAFN0uCanada
7/23/2025, 7:27:12 PM No.511149903
Merino is best as an underlayer when doing things like snow or alpine sports. You can actually wear a pair of merino underwear for 3 days straight in the backcountry and not feel like a scuzz bag.
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Anonymous ID: Vj4RO7WBPoland
7/23/2025, 7:27:13 PM No.511149904
>>511149492
In the heat, cotton absorbs water and stays wet causing inflammation.
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Anonymous ID: vpl+8VoiUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:27:24 PM No.511149927
I bought a bunch of merino socks and they're good but not as good as alpaca wool socks. Spooky how well the alpaca socks keep my feet dry
Anonymous ID: jmLK/IqkUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:27:32 PM No.511149941
>>511149295
dude what? i dont even think even asians think of dumb shit like this. kill yourself ewrope fag.
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Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 7:28:16 PM No.511149997
>>511149941
stupid mutt lol
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Anonymous ID: Vj4RO7WBPoland
7/23/2025, 7:28:19 PM No.511150001
>>511149679
I do? I just drop it into washing machine at 30 degrees C.
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Anonymous ID: vn7WdVxfUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:29:04 PM No.511150057
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>>511148639 (OP)
>shitposting unironically
Both have their uses, but if you're saying merino wool is superior than percale cotton for sleeping you're a fucking fool.

We should be using linen, wool, and cotton.
not lowering our diversity to microplastic blends.
hell i'd even add bamboo, it's great in summer.

go fuck yourself jeet.
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Anonymous ID: lc05Ch9lAustralia
7/23/2025, 7:29:16 PM No.511150069
>>511149728
> You can wear wool socks for fucking weeks
Filthy cunt
Anonymous ID: vn7WdVxfUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:30:00 PM No.511150130
>>511150001
You don't and he is lying.

I handwash all my wool, literally drop it in the tub, dump soap, let soak, gently massage, dryhang.
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Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 7:30:53 PM No.511150196
>>511149728
>You can wear wool socks for fucking weeks without them starting to stink.
you are no longer in Sudan, Abdul
you can change socks daily in Sweden
the water will not run out
Anonymous ID: S+G3iQ+wUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:31:12 PM No.511150218
>>511150130
sorry i thought we were talking about clothes for humans not peasant laborers
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Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:32:27 PM No.511150317
>>511148639 (OP)
Cotton is honestly far superior at least for warm environments.

>>511149116
In hot weather you want a thin loose fabric that gets wet with sweat and catches the air/breeze on the wet fabric. It will be 100 degrees at 90% humidity all next week here and I will be wearing cotton or polycotton
Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:33:33 PM No.511150410
>>511149904
In heat, a thin fabric absorbing sweat is the only thing that will cool you down.
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Anonymous ID: jmLK/IqkUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:33:43 PM No.511150422
>>511149997
nobody will ever care about ewrope products like you do. give it as much time as you want itll never happen. its already been 1000 years.
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Anonymous ID: 5BhVmdHPDenmark
7/23/2025, 7:34:09 PM No.511150449
>>511148639 (OP)
>How can Capitalism make World a better place
Theres absolutely no reason to suspect that it can, nor that this was ever the intention
Anonymous ID: 4HBwJOoWGermany
7/23/2025, 7:34:20 PM No.511150462
>>511148639 (OP)
You clearly donโ€™t do your own laundry kiddo.
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Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 7:34:52 PM No.511150494
>>511150422
>nobody will ever care
your father never cared about you either, yet here you are, polluting even this shit site with your nonsense
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Anonymous ID: MG0c5wWK
7/23/2025, 7:34:57 PM No.511150501
>>511149233
>Does it grow on a fucking plant and can be multiplied ad infinitum, nigger?
It grows on a living creature a lot faster than fibrous plants can grow to a size suitable for harvest.
Why are you so dumb and so foreign? Also, we don't sign our posts here.
Anonymous ID: hT2cK5/WUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:35:49 PM No.511150569
>>511149295
We miss the Geo Tracker :(
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Anonymous ID: LD5jguKkUnited Kingdom
7/23/2025, 7:36:00 PM No.511150584
>>511148639 (OP)
Wool is a pain the arse to wash, is scratchy, and not durable
Cotton is none of those
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Anonymous ID: Vj4RO7WBPoland
7/23/2025, 7:36:01 PM No.511150586
>>511150410
Merino wicks away sweat away from your skin to the outside thus increasing evaporative cooling.
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Anonymous ID: nbRzWb//
7/23/2025, 7:36:23 PM No.511150615
>>511148639 (OP)
>lust arousing image
Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 7:37:32 PM No.511150699
>>511150569
that was the rebadged Suzuki Jimny / Sidekick wasn't it
handy little thing that was, a family member of mine had it
Anonymous ID: j1TvEi9o
7/23/2025, 7:37:37 PM No.511150706
>>511149941
>>511149252
It's like a late model toyota camry, but for people who are too poor to afford one.
Anonymous ID: krn7h7SqSwitzerland
7/23/2025, 7:38:22 PM No.511150766
>>511149903
I become impervious to weather when I don the wool union suit. I'll even wear normal clothes and people will comment: "are you not cold?!". Little do they know of the secret hidden below my garments.
Anonymous ID: O2TQ+NpYUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:39:00 PM No.511150815
>>511148639 (OP)

>pay 200 dollars for some bullshit fancy socks
>pay 20 bucks at walmart for some cheap yet durable chink-made socks
your nose is sticking out of my screen.
Anonymous ID: wWmVwbScHungary
7/23/2025, 7:39:14 PM No.511150828
>>511148639 (OP)
Cotton is a lot cheaper you retard.

This is like asking why isn't everyone having porsches.
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Anonymous ID: G6VentS8
7/23/2025, 7:39:31 PM No.511150860
>>511148831
Im sorry. Poles truly are fucking retarded. That's why I left. Even as a child I knew future in the country would only bring me suffering.
Anonymous ID: KJJ58c3aUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:40:15 PM No.511150913
>>511148639 (OP)
Wool is itchy.
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Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 7:41:12 PM No.511150992
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>>511150828
>everyone having porsches.
my friends all drive Porsches, I must make amends
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Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:41:53 PM No.511151046
>>511150586
You cant make it thin/strong enough and it cannot be cleaned easily enough. Cotton is relatively durable, can be made thin, breathes well even with a tight weave, can be cleaned easily, and is cheap.

Cotton is far better than wool for the heat and I have no loyalty to any fabric kek. I wear what works the best and I know what actual heat is and work in it every day for over half of the year.

Over the years I have optimized outdoor clothing for where I live. Synthetic briefs, cotton socks, poly cotton pants tucked into knee high snake boots, a cheap oversized thin fabric polycotton shortsleeve button shirt tucked in and a baseball cap and polarized sunglasses. That is the optimal outfit here at least.
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Anonymous ID: Q1saJaY7Austria
7/23/2025, 7:42:04 PM No.511151061
>>511149252
Romanian Brand of Cars
often a Poorfag choice
will get you from A to B and can be repaired on lower budget
Anonymous ID: VfeEdiShGermany
7/23/2025, 7:42:17 PM No.511151081
>>511148639 (OP)
i switched to wool and linen 3-4 years ago, only have cotton underwear left. For sports i can recommend Lyocell/Tencel fibre which is made from wood which wont smell because bacteria cant grow on it well
Anonymous ID: wgCWv11uUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:42:43 PM No.511151120
>>511150992
I saw Janis Joplin the other day... disgusting creature.
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Anonymous ID: VfeEdiShGermany
7/23/2025, 7:43:32 PM No.511151181
>>511150462
if you are doing it right and have enough pieces to cycle trough you dont need to wash them just air it out or use the sun
Anonymous ID: wgCWv11uUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:43:50 PM No.511151205
>>511151046
>cotton socks
opinion discarded
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Anonymous ID: Vj4RO7WBPoland
7/23/2025, 7:44:05 PM No.511151228
>>511150584
Merino solves all of the problems of regular wool.
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Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 7:44:24 PM No.511151261
>>511151120
she was cute in a homey way
also a massive whore but they all are if you let them
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Anonymous ID: pLUsSWH7United States
7/23/2025, 7:45:27 PM No.511151335
>>511151046
Even in the heat I found wool is better for socks when you're working in boots
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Anonymous ID: qP2EbjMYGermany
7/23/2025, 7:45:27 PM No.511151336
>>511148639 (OP)
> Merino wool is clearly superior to cotton in every way
No, not in every way. It's not as comfy in hot climate and isn't as hard-wearing, not suitable for workwear.
But it's the best you can wear in cold weather, particularly as underwear. It keeps you warm even if soaked.
Anonymous ID: F+jdgG6+United States
7/23/2025, 7:45:43 PM No.511151360
>>511149252
Anonymous ID: wWmVwbScHungary
7/23/2025, 7:46:29 PM No.511151419
>>511150992
Ok, are you friends with all of poland?
Anonymous ID: DR+QgKw3United Kingdom
7/23/2025, 7:46:53 PM No.511151449
>>511149252
It's the automobile equivalent to Accrington Stanley
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Anonymous ID: eWLvsOIcUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:47:08 PM No.511151471
>>511148639 (OP)
Fuck off.
All fibers except 100% cotton give me a rash and make my balls itch.
Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 7:47:43 PM No.511151512
>>511151449
Nigel with the sports humor kek
Anonymous ID: NNYnlCxk
7/23/2025, 7:48:04 PM No.511151535
merino wool has a scratchiness to it like all wool and also less breathable

I'll still pick cotton unless it's a sweater
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Anonymous ID: Vj4RO7WBPoland
7/23/2025, 7:48:14 PM No.511151548
>>511151046
>and it cannot be cleaned easily enough
>>511150001
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Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:48:39 PM No.511151584
>>511151205
Cotton or polycotton is the superior sock. Socks are consumables. You need many pair and they should be thin enough to breathe but not too thin and tight enough not to want to fall down.

In general poly cotton or even just 100% cotton is the best clothing material for most things other than briefs.
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Anonymous ID: vn7WdVxfUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:49:22 PM No.511151633
>>511150218
You responded to the wrong person.
Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:50:03 PM No.511151692
>>511151335
I have worn alpaca wool socks but they are still inferior to a good poly cotton sock. They are more expensive, less durable, less comfortable. The weave is loose and they breathe well. But that was the only advantage.
Anonymous ID: wgCWv11uUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:50:46 PM No.511151737
>>511151584
disgusting
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Anonymous ID: jmLK/IqkUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:50:54 PM No.511151751
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>>511150494
1000 years for jewish white mutt bimbo slut to make what is it versace brand bruh not even fully european
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Anonymous ID: Vj4RO7WBPoland
7/23/2025, 7:51:36 PM No.511151808
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>>511151535
all lies
Anonymous ID: s66r3GSrUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:52:00 PM No.511151831
>>511148639 (OP)
Too expensive. Wool in general is premium fabric and Merino wool is top shelf wool.
Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:52:05 PM No.511151838
>>511151548
I can clean cotton any way I want. And if I damage a cotton button shirt they are so cheap to replace.

And with cotton you can get a very very thin fabric- on a shirt that is probably the biggest failure of wool.
Anonymous ID: vn7WdVxfUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:53:26 PM No.511151941
>>511151335
depends on the thickness more than anything.
If I wear mediums, my boots are drenched pools.
If I wear thins, I find wool to be better in all situations for socks.

Mainly just use wool for gloves more than anything. Wool being out in the open air is just vastly superior for moisture exchange.
However I can't stand wool when sleeping, linen is somehow better.
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Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:53:39 PM No.511151960
>>511151737
I have no loyalty to any fabric other than what works the best. If something works better I will use it. And I have tried most.
Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 7:54:20 PM No.511152013
>>511151751
to think this ugly bogged monster achieved more in her lifetime than your entire line of welfare failures
lmao
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Anonymous ID: 0JLUEXpcUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:54:27 PM No.511152022
wool contains lanolin which is a skin irritant and an allergy trigger for a lot of people
Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:55:50 PM No.511152143
>>511151941
Linen is a good fabric for shirts in heat if it is very thin and loose.

When I work outside it is so hot and humid here I will be sweaty in about 10 minutes anyways. I welcome the sweat because it cools you. But a fabric that is comfortable to the skin when wet is also a major consideration. The thinner the fabric the better.
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Anonymous ID: jmLK/IqkUnited States
7/23/2025, 7:56:22 PM No.511152180
>>511152013
i aint saying anything but facts to your bitchass and you butthurt asf i get why they just send yall to war to die to drones.
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Anonymous ID: mvCdsSTWGermany
7/23/2025, 7:57:10 PM No.511152231
>>511148639 (OP)
So you can make me work clothes that are antistatic, chemical resistant, flame retardent and make it pass an APC1 test to withstand electricaldischarges?
-No?
Then fuck off sand nigger all you want are easy acces sheep to rape
Anonymous ID: AvSrTfpNIndia
7/23/2025, 7:59:27 PM No.511152408
>>511148639 (OP)
Woollen clothes are pretty hot and not suitable for tropical climate.
Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 8:00:07 PM No.511152458
>>511152180
you talk like a nigger
your name D'etritus DeBris Bix Nood Muttson III, fo sho'
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Anonymous ID: LajncW+vCanada
7/23/2025, 8:00:26 PM No.511152483
>>511148639 (OP)
Merino 100% meme faggotry. It is soft, that's it. Other than that, it is fucking terrible. For 99% of uses, longwool is far superior to merino. Merino wears through in hours of wear rather than years. It is disposable trash. If you want real socks, you need BFL.
Anonymous ID: yhpON1zmUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:00:52 PM No.511152516
>>511149728
Just because you can't smell yourself doesn't mean everybody else can't smell you. Although I'm not surprised you like the smell of a sheep it probably gives you an erection
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Anonymous ID: QM/AojHvItaly
7/23/2025, 8:00:58 PM No.511152526
>>511148639 (OP)
Dude there's people in your country this year that installed AC because they had 3 days of 30C weather. Of course you think wool is better than cotton, in your shithole it's always fucking cold.
Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 8:01:26 PM No.511152564
>>511152516
>you like the smell of a sheep it probably gives you an erection
kek, Abdul exposed
Anonymous ID: LGLxde4RUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:02:42 PM No.511152640
>>511148708
fpbp
Anonymous ID: 9w3LKGNJUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:03:14 PM No.511152690
>>511148639 (OP)
Behold, a wussy.
Anonymous ID: vn7WdVxfUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:03:54 PM No.511152736
>>511152143
I'm hot in all weather conditions though.
Only temperature I feel comfortable in is around 20 degrees F.
Anything more than that and I'm sweating.
So the difference between wool and linen doesn't really matter here in TN when it's 105 degrees today and 70% humidity every single day.
I'm just hot.
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Anonymous ID: jmLK/IqkUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:05:09 PM No.511152840
>>511152458
you tellin me you wish i was black now? yall do this in private too?
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Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:05:56 PM No.511152902
>>511152736
I consider the climate in TN mild and temperate in the warm seasons. I am in the wiregrass region of thr deep south.
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Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 8:06:35 PM No.511152950
>>511152840
>you wish
I wish you'd stfu and never post again, tbqh
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Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:08:11 PM No.511153092
>>511152736
Also I am not "comfortable" in the heat. Who would be? But I am very accustomed to it and can work in it for long hours without much consideration. You just have to hydrate and not over exert. With thin fabrics and sweat, you wont overheat.
Anonymous ID: jmLK/IqkUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:10:10 PM No.511153227
>>511152950
its nobody elses fault you cant keep your little emotions in check
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Anonymous ID: NIlMeRZKUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:10:44 PM No.511153279
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>>511149252
where the barbarians wield falxes to chop off Roman heads
Anonymous ID: 2kd4/cO6Poland
7/23/2025, 8:10:54 PM No.511153288
>>511153227
> in check
your father couldn't keep your mother in check which is why you look nothing like him
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Anonymous ID: m1yNMY4eAustralia
7/23/2025, 8:11:50 PM No.511153363
>>511148639 (OP)
Consoomers fill the gaping hole in their lives with cheap chinkslop products, what did you expect?
Anonymous ID: CcSBP06PSpain
7/23/2025, 8:13:06 PM No.511153452
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>>511148639 (OP)
Why would you make clothes out of moth food?
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Anonymous ID: vn7WdVxfUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:13:59 PM No.511153533
>>511152902
It's really not mild in any way.
While that might not be as hot as say Death Valley nor humid as say Georgia.
1. It's more Humid and Hotter here in TN than Death Valley (91 degrees, 10% humidity)
2. It's hotter here than Fort Benning Georgia (91 degrees, 66% humidity)

Middle TN is currently 94 degrees, 64% humidity.
High for this summer will be 110 degrees.
You've been tricked into thinking TN is nice and cool because of the mountain in the east.
Everything west of the mountain is absurdly hot AND HUMID.
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Anonymous ID: XCocno8lUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:15:11 PM No.511153618
>>511153288
is this like a white woman reference? are you one of those? quit your bitching boy.
Anonymous ID: vn7WdVxfUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:15:20 PM No.511153632
>>511152902
>>511153533
For the record if you're from The Panhandle.
It's colder and less humid currently in Florida than it is in Middle TN.

Life here is miserable.
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Anonymous ID: Py9ldVaFSweden
7/23/2025, 8:16:06 PM No.511153696
>>511148639 (OP)
I prefer feathers
Anonymous ID: So8DJQixUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:16:43 PM No.511153745
>>511148708
>nigger
those are 'white' farmer hands
Anonymous ID: Rix/8nDAUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:19:33 PM No.511153957
>>511148639 (OP)
merino wool is only supperior if you are sweating in cold temperatures.

cold temperature and sweating
>cotton will get wet with sweat and freeze, you won't like it.
>wool will wisk away the sweat and keep you comfy.

in hot weather cotton will soak sweat and cool you down better than wool
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Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:20:11 PM No.511154008
>>511153632
I am quite a bit south of Ft. Benning kek. and it is stormy and overcast here today. But generally in terms of summer dew point and average temperature it is far more hot an humid here than Tennessee.

For example once the storms pass, we are projected at 100 degrees Monday and about 65% humidity.
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Anonymous ID: DGl8vpsyCanada
7/23/2025, 8:20:45 PM No.511154057
I wear a lot of Italian merino wool turtleneck sweaters in the winter. Merino wool is comfortable but it is just not as durable as cotton. It doesn't smell and you don't have to wash it as much if you wear your sweaters on a rotation (I have 14 italian merino wool turtlenecks I wear on rotation in the winter months).
Anonymous ID: DGl8vpsyCanada
7/23/2025, 8:21:25 PM No.511154103
>>511153957
Cotton is ok but linen is superior for warm weather.
Anonymous ID: QfG6KVHQAustralia
7/23/2025, 8:23:51 PM No.511154316
>>511151584

why synthetic briefs? i have been wearing bamboo jocks for a while, they seem ok
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Anonymous ID: FN+CS4F6Germany
7/23/2025, 8:24:26 PM No.511154358
>>511148639 (OP)
Anonymous ID: /kjijGoaUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:25:09 PM No.511154409
>>511148639 (OP)
People donโ€™t always go for the superior product they usually go for the product that achieves their needs for the best cost
Anonymous ID: IIU1T1ExAustralia
7/23/2025, 8:25:17 PM No.511154421
>>511148639 (OP)
wool is abrasive and itchy trash fuck off cotton is soft and superior in every possible way you stupid nigger
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Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:25:40 PM No.511154452
>>511154316
I have used the bamboo boxers and I like those. But for work and sweat, I prefer the briefs and I have yet to find a non synthetic that kept their shape as well as the synthetics.
Anonymous ID: DGl8vpsyCanada
7/23/2025, 8:32:47 PM No.511155023
>>511154421
That's because you are buying cheap wool that is likely mixed with acrylic or other trash synthetic fibers.
Anonymous ID: imsMy7u1
7/23/2025, 8:34:13 PM No.511155137
>>511148639 (OP)
My machine machine fucks any wool stuff I buy aside from socks. RIP. The socks are worth it though.
Anonymous ID: DGl8vpsyCanada
7/23/2025, 8:34:23 PM No.511155154
>>511153957
Merino wool socks are the best for hiking too. Cotton will wreck your feet on a long march.
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Anonymous ID: CAIAipveNorway
7/23/2025, 8:56:06 PM No.511156852
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>>511148639 (OP)
I exclusively wear cashmere; for years now, I really can't go back to regular clothingโ€”it feels like wearing cardboard and newspapers. It's amazing honestly, you can literally shit in it and it would never stink.
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Anonymous ID: XiVXDazdCanada
7/23/2025, 8:56:56 PM No.511156923
>>511148639 (OP)
Woossy
Anonymous ID: oOrzITPEUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:58:33 PM No.511157035
>>511148639 (OP)
cotton is cheaper to produce dingus, though wool is superior
Anonymous ID: oOrzITPEUnited States
7/23/2025, 8:59:30 PM No.511157123
>>511156852
based uncle deflus
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Anonymous ID: oOrzITPEUnited States
7/23/2025, 9:00:01 PM No.511157163
>>511157123
delfus*
Anonymous ID: GsoPjFzcGermany
7/23/2025, 9:05:59 PM No.511157639
>>511148639 (OP)
>Merino wool is clearly superior to cotton in every way
wool gets weaker when wet, cotton stronger
Anonymous ID: CrGsREo/United States
7/23/2025, 9:18:51 PM No.511158703
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>>511148639 (OP)
You already made this thread on /out/ remember faggot?
Anonymous ID: vn7WdVxfUnited States
7/23/2025, 9:23:49 PM No.511159115
>>511154008
Bro, that's simply not true.

I'm looking at all temperatures throughout the last few years for record highs and lows.
At no point did Florida ever get HOTTER than TN. In fact multiple times TN was hotter than Florida.
Your humidity is higher sometimes, but no shit.
You also get cool costal winds though to offset the heat.
It has been hotter in Middle TN all of this summer on average compared to Florida.
Once again, it is hotter in Middle TN right now, than it is in Florida right now.

If you can't understand weather fronts, don't post about temperature, because TN is constantly experiencing warm fronts from nearly every direction and rarely (less than once a season) experience a cool front from the north west.
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Anonymous ID: wNFZKEqZUnited States
7/23/2025, 9:26:03 PM No.511159311
>>511149492
Linen is fucking based. I have some linen pants I bought for trips to Florida and they're cooler than shorts.

Only downside is that you can see through them a bit so you need matching color underwear
Anonymous ID: eXfeF31vUnited Kingdom
7/23/2025, 9:26:32 PM No.511159351
>>511148810
Merino wool is antibacterial. It is the best.
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Anonymous ID: wNFZKEqZUnited States
7/23/2025, 9:27:13 PM No.511159411
>>511149904
polish education, everyone

It's called evaporative cooling. Cotton is commonly called "death cloth" in colder climates because it's so efficient at removing heat when wet
Anonymous ID: eXfeF31vUnited Kingdom
7/23/2025, 9:28:04 PM No.511159495
>>511149011
Merino wool can be processed ultra smooth and cool. Or thicker for cold weather and every weight in between. It is the best.
Anonymous ID: wNFZKEqZUnited States
7/23/2025, 9:28:43 PM No.511159557
>>511151228
The issue in most places is you can't find genuine Merino for sale, it's either mislabeled or counterfeit
Anonymous ID: wNFZKEqZUnited States
7/23/2025, 9:29:38 PM No.511159646
>>511151261
>also a massive whore
"heroin culture" is just trading sex for drugs. Always has been
Anonymous ID: eXfeF31vUnited Kingdom
7/23/2025, 9:31:10 PM No.511159781
>>511149252
>The fuck is a Dacia?
A brand of car for people who don't care about appeasing the car jew in order to keep up with the joneses. A bonus would be having more money for merino wool products. It is the best.
Anonymous ID: eXfeF31vUnited Kingdom
7/23/2025, 9:32:30 PM No.511159879
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>>511149492
>in the heat you're better off with cotton
Anonymous ID: ZN+4gKn2Germany
7/23/2025, 9:33:57 PM No.511159987
>>511150057
clussy
Anonymous ID: pwiHJVldUnited States
7/23/2025, 9:38:13 PM No.511160309
>>511149016
Nothing beats the cotton...or the slaves?
Anonymous ID: 9fOuLQO9United States
7/23/2025, 9:39:46 PM No.511160426
>>511150913
Merino isn't that itchy, I've worn merino long underwear and socks plenty. Very fragile, though.
Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 9:45:00 PM No.511160854
>>511159115
Look you dingus, your elevation, lower dew point, and higher latitude make Tennesee notably cooler than the wiregrass region of the deepsouth.

You must be fuller than a tick on red eye liquor if you think surfing around on weather channel looking at ONE DAY in the summer has anything to do with the general climate and the fact that the summer average highs, heat index, and dew point are all notably higher in the deep south than in tennessee.

The hottest places in Tennessee are generally a few degrees cooler than let's say Tallahassee FL, (93 degree average vs 91 degree average) however Tennessee would be considerably less humid.

The heat index in Tallahassee can vary in the summer at consistently around 110 and up to 130. Memphis might see 110 heat index in a spike.

Also so far in Memphis thus year the highest recorded day time temps are 95 degrees - occurred three times. 98 has been recorded in Tallahasse five times already this year.
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Anonymous ID: Xb1vtpERUnited States
7/23/2025, 9:46:26 PM No.511160978
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>>511148639 (OP)
My fiance made me a hat and scarf out of merino wool. It really is so nice.
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Anonymous ID: CK/7V5izUnited States
7/23/2025, 9:51:25 PM No.511161346
>>511160854
So just to clarify- the highest day time temp so far in all of Tennessee is 98 degrees so far this year. The closest city to me has recorded 100 twice so far this year with considerably more humidity on top of it.

Another stat for you- in 2024 the average July high was 95.3 degrees closest to me. The highest average July temp in Tennessee was Memphis at 89.8 degrees.
Anonymous ID: yhpON1zmUnited States
7/23/2025, 9:51:32 PM No.511161358
>>511159351
I have a bunch of Merino wool socks and overpriced shirts. They're very breathable and very soft and comfortable but when you sweating them it just stinks like sheep

The brand is bought is merino tech
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Anonymous ID: 5Jl1n0KAUnited States
7/23/2025, 9:52:57 PM No.511161464
>>511148639 (OP)
Is it fire resistant?
Anonymous ID: ccpUV4dwCanada
7/23/2025, 9:56:54 PM No.511161804
>>511160978
Cute! He sounds like a keeper, anon.
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Anonymous ID: eXfeF31vUnited Kingdom
7/23/2025, 9:58:08 PM No.511161911
>>511161358
>stinks like sheep
I've got cheaper and more expensive merino outdoors stuff but I have never experienced that. When hiking/camping lightweight and can't carry much, alternating socks and base layers, one day on and one day off, can go for days without stinking up.
Anonymous ID: Xb1vtpERUnited States
7/23/2025, 10:01:46 PM No.511162238
>>511161804
Do you really think faggots take up knitting/crocheting?
Anonymous ID: LajncW+vCanada
7/23/2025, 10:11:41 PM No.511163104
>>511153452
Why would you make clothes out of xenoestrogens?
Anonymous ID: LajncW+vCanada
7/23/2025, 10:12:53 PM No.511163193
>>511155154
Merino socks don't even last one fucking hike, retard. Merino is bred for soft wool, it has zero durability. You want a longwool breed as the basis for any sock blend.
Anonymous ID: y/ZVd8fpUnited States
7/23/2025, 10:20:03 PM No.511163773
>>511148639 (OP)
I prefer cotton.
I've tried multiple textiles from linen to merino and I prefer cotton.
puppy girl ID: DS5VYd0xUnited States
7/23/2025, 10:32:07 PM No.511164726
>>511148639 (OP)
But I only wear wool socks. I ask for them every Christmas and birthday. You would think this would be an easy request, but my family are all being cheap or morons or something, because I have all these fucking socks I can't even wear. Who does this? I ask for
>nice thick wool socks
For Christmas. Easy, cheap, and I even said
>and don't worry about if I get too many socks. I can never have too many!
Christmas comes and I get 1 pair, and they're insane. They're some sort of strange ski sock or something and they come all the way up to my butt cheeks and not in a sexy way. I was like
>gee thanks sis
And no one ever got me any wool socks. I have to buy them myself.
I fucking hate having cold feet.
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Anonymous ID: ITdashHjUnited States
7/23/2025, 10:34:10 PM No.511164908
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>>511160854
Anonymous ID: LajncW+vCanada
7/23/2025, 10:41:51 PM No.511165526
>>511164726
It isn't easy or cheap, it is fucking near impossible to find wool socks. All you can get are wool+xenoestrogen blends. And the wool is usually worthless merino shit that wears out in a couple of hours.