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• Amazon
• Argos
• Very
• eBay
• Costco
• John Lewis
• Next
• Sports Direct
• JD Sports
• Asos

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Pros and Cons of Different Basic Types of Sportswear Fabrics

• Advantages: Feels great against skin because it is comfortable, soft and breathable
• Disadvantages: Absorbs and holds sweat so the fabric gets heavier and wet. This is not recommended for sports or training that needs sweating.

• Advantages: This is a good fabric for recovering and stretching.
• Disadvantages: Spandex loose its elasticity easily with improper washing and drying too repeatedly.

• Advantages: Polyester properties are quite impressive with its inexpensive price. Aside from its low moisture absorbency, it is not easy to shrink due to its different types of mixing fabrics together.
• Disadvantages: Shuts down toxic release and restrict and suffocate your skin.

• Advantages: This type of fabric is the strongest and has an abrasion resistant fiber. It is smooth and long lasting and more durable than polyester.
• Disadvantages:This fabric is not the best at absorbing dye so it’s not easy to achieve saturated color for digital printing unlike polyester.

• Upper. Look for a shaped like your foot and smooth wherever it touches, not binding or chafing anywhere.
• Ankle Collar. Pay attention to whether your heel slips, how the padding interacts with the bones on the side of your ankles, and whether the curve on the back irritates your Achilles tendon.
• Heel Counter. A heel that allows a comfortable ankle motion.
• Saddle. Pay attention to how the saddle fits and holds your foot, providing a secure feeling with no slippage while allowing for the natural doming of the arch during your stride.
• Toe Box. A toe box that stays out of the way, allowing your foot to flex and spread out naturally in both width and length without binding or rubbing your toes.
• Outsole. Materials that provide traction and durability without adding excess weight or stiffness, and for a footprint shape that matches yours and gives you the desired level of stability underfoot.
• Flex Grooves/Toe Spring. A shoe that flexes or rolls the way your foot wants to move—at the pace in which you’ll be using the shoes.
• Midsole. A midsole thickness and material that feels right at running speeds, neither too soft nor too firm and without excess weight.
• Heel Cushioning. A balance between cushioning, stability, and ground feel, and note whether the shoe touches down where you expect it to and rolls into the stride a way that feels right.
• Forefoot Cushioning. Pay attention to the shoe’s responsiveness, looking for a balance between cushioning comfort and a firm push-off platform.
• Heel-Toe Drop. A shoe that feels right throughout the stride, from touchdown to toe-off, and reduces stress on any weak parts of your foot.
• Medial Post/Dual Density/Varus Wedge/Guide Rails/Shoe Geometry. A shoe that allows your foot to move comfortably and naturally through the stride, with the shoe providing stability as support, not correction.
• Sockliner. Pay attention to how the shoe feels on the run, where softer is not always better and the foot works dynamically to provide its own support and cushioning.