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The Current Sportswear Options
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Polyester
✓ Cheap & Durable
✓Drys Quickly
✘ Skin Irritation and Respiratory Issues
✘ Decreases Fertility
✘ Hormone Disruptor
✘ Contains Carcinogens
✘ Produced in Inhuman Factories
✘ Very Bad for the Environment
✘ Weakened Immune System
✘ No Sports Features (Breathability, Anti-Odor, etc.)
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Cotton
✓ Cheap
✓ 100% Natural Fiber
✘ Dryes Slowly
✘ Absorbs Water
✘ Uses Pesticides
✘ Increase Risk of Cancer
✘ Deformation Over Time
✘ Produced in Inhuman Factories
✘ Pesticides Lead to Birth Defects
✘ Pesticides Lead to Neurological Disorders
Polyester's Dangers to The Environment
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Destroys Ecosystems
Between 4.8 and 12.7 million tonnes of plastic pieces are dumped into our oceans yearly. That is one garbage truck of plastic is discarded into our oceans every minute. So, hundreds of millions of marine animals are killed.
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Spreading Toxins
Plastic sticks can take up to 500 years to decompose, threatening wildlife and spreading toxins. An estimated 35% of microplastics in aquatic systems come from washing synthetic clothes.
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Greenhouse Gases
Plastic production is an extreme polluter of the environment. Throughout their lifecycle, plastics have a significant carbon footprint and emit 3.4% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Polyester's Dangers to The User
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Increase Risk Of Cancer
Research suggests that all plastics may leach chemicals when interacted with and especially when heated up, even slightly. These chemicals, such as bisphenol A (BPA), increase the risk of cancer in humans.
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Hormone Disruption
There is a growing body of evidence that microplastics can mimic and interfere with the production of sex hormones, for example, estrogen and testosterone. Simply put, microplastics are endocrine disrupters, altering our hormones.
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Decreased Fertility
Studies have revealed that micro-plastic exposure leads to testicular toxicology and reduced sperm production. In addition, in another study, fertility in female mice is reduced under micro-plastic exposure.
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Weakend Immune System
Some microplastics impede the immune response by disrupting the extracellular matrix and signaling transduction. In simpler terms, microplastics alter your immune system by disrupting its function.
Great Things Take Time
We beleive in making the best clothing possible. Every single Rainier Shirt is hand-crafted with meticulous detail by our expert craftsmen in France. Because of this, your order will take around 1-2 weeks to get to you. We appreciate your patience and assure you that the wait will be worth it. And the earlier you order, the sooner you'll get it.
"It's Like Nothing I've Ever Felt"
100% Natural, 0% Polyester
The fabric is extremely soft, yet durable, nothing like you have ever felt before. It’s made of pure, organic, bamboo with natural finishings to enhance the qualities.
"Makes those morning runs a bit more bearable, maybe even enjoyable"
All The Right Sports Qualities
Bamboo naturally has all of the sports qualities you could want for sports such as breathability, anti-odor, anti-bacterial, UV protection, temperature control, durability, and much more.
Save The Environment
Our Rainier Shirt is, on average, 74.6% better for the environment.
"It's single handedly replaced all my old sports shirt"
Replaces 4+ Polyester Shirts
Thanks to its breathability, anti-odor, and anti-bacterial properties it can be used many times in a row without smelling badly or being unhygienic. Thus it can replace 4 or more polyester shirts, which would cost €60+, take up more space, need to be washed more often, and be worse for the environment (and you).
What The Experts Say...
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Dr. Shanna Swan
Author of Countdown
"They [plastics] lower testosterone and so have the strongest influences on the male side, for example diminishing sperm count, though they are bad for women, too, shown to decrease libido and increase risk of early puberty, premature ovarian failure, miscarriage, and premature birth."
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Hamza Ahmed
YouTuber with 2M+ Subscribers
"There is more than you think (...) most of the clothes we wear these days are made from polyester, nylon, and elastane. These plastic materials, even stuff that doesn't necessarily feel like plastic, you got to check every label."
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Dr. Anthony G. Jay
CEO of AJ Consulting & Author of Estrogeneration
“Even while human testosterone has been diminishing for thousands of years, testosterone has seen an especially dramatic dropout in recent history. A truly massive drop. All about the time estrogenics have been rising, 'coincidentally'.”
