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The Getup: Hot & Casual

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sidebar_content Home About Contact This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promise Get the Look: 1. Embroidered Camp Collar Shirt: The Tie Bar, $68 / Target, $25 2. Relaxed Tank Top: Old Navy, $10 3. 7″ Flex Pull On Short: American Eagle, $31 4. Court Sneakers: Nike, $95 5. Analog-Digital Watch: Casio, $49 6.
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How to Stop Sweating Through Your Shirt: 3 Fixes That Have Nothing to Do With Deodorant

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This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promise There's a specific betrayal that arrives about forty minutes into a 96-degree Tuesday. You did everything right: left early, skipped the second coffee, picked what seemed like a sensible shirt. And somewhere between the car and the handshake the shirt went its own way, and the deodorant you trusted to prevent it was aimed at a different problem. Antiperspirant works by plugging your sweat ducts with aluminum salts.
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Who Still Makes Clothes in America? We Found 76 Brands

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Your neighbors still make incredible stuff. America turns 250 this year, which is as good an excuse as we’ll ever get to celebrate the people still making things here. Some never stopped: Round House has been sewing jeans in Shawnee, Oklahoma since 1903 and still charges about seventy bucks.
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