Allergies are becoming more and more prevalent in our world today. People suffer not just from seasonal allergies and allergies to things like dust, mold and pet dander, but from a variety of other allergies too. More and more people are being diagnosed with allergies to seafood, nuts, chemicals, textiles, plants, fruit, food additives, dyes and much, much more. There have even been cases where people are found to be allergic to cotton, including the much-loved and popular cotton T-shirt.
Surprisingly, you can definitely be allergic to all-natural things, like cotton, as many typical allergies prove. There is nothing more natural than shellfish, peanuts, soybeans, wheat, corn, oak trees, grass and many other things that people are allergic to. However, in terms of textiles, it is more commonly the synthetic ones that tend to create allergies in people. More often than not, using cotton as a replacement for these textiles is the recommended treatment, such as using 100% cotton pillowcases, towels, sheets, socks and T-shirts. In situations where there may be air born particles that may be allergenic, it is often recommended to cover your mouth with a cloth made of 100% cotton. So what happens to those people who are actually allergic to cotton?
If you think you are allergic to cotton, you may want to consider if it is actually cotton or something the cotton has been in contact with at some point. Take a cotton T-shirt for example. It is washed and dried using detergent and some form of fabric softener usually. You may be allergic to one of those or an ingredient in them. Wash and dry your T-shirt using nothing and try wearing it again to see what happens. You could also be allergic to the dye in the shirt or some other chemical it was exposed to during processing or even something applied to the cotton during growing. To find out if this is the case, invest in an organic cotton T-shirt and see how you react to it. In many cases, you will find that by going organic you will have eliminated the irritant that is causing your allergies. If you happen to be of the unlucky few who are actually allergic to pure, organic cotton, you will have a very limited selection of clothing to choose from.
For people with allergies to additives found on everyday cotton, finding T-shirts and other clothes is difficult. However, by choosing to invest in custom-made organic T-shirts from an online retailer, you will make your T-shirt buying a snap. You can get a wide variety of organic cotton T-shirts customized exactly how you want them. You can replace favorite T-shirts that you can no longer wear with organic ones that look just like them. You can have T-shirts made to boast of someone or something you are proud of. T-shirts can be made with information you want to share or just fun designs on them. You can also tell of your favorite causes, places you’ve visited, accomplishments, passions and much more.
Get your custom-made organic T-shirt today and leave all your allergies behind.
what does colors of t-shirt something to do with allergies? just wanna know if its true that a person could be allergic to dark colored shirts specialy blue and black or i just misunderstood my friend. because we were talking then he said i have a lot of allergies thats why im wearing all white. is he allergic to dark colors or he just need to wear white clothes for his allergies if yes, do you know why? i dont think its a skin allergy because i saw his skin it is so flawlessly white.
I’m allergic to all 100% cotton clothing, be it trousers, collared shirts, socks, jackets. I have to resort to either wear leggings or tights under my jeans, or I just heat up dramatically. I have to spray my baseball caps, just so I don’t profusely sweat. When I’ve been admitted to hospital, I get warm just laying under a cotton sheet, don’t need a blanket. I have to be covered from shoulder to ankles with synthetic clothing in bed, or I don’t sleep. I have plenty of onesies. I’m in Australia, do most of your recommended products aren’t available . I use Aldi sensitive. Cotton socks really blow up my athlete’s foot, synthetic doesn’t or not as bad
I am one of those unlucky people. I spent two years going to allergist’s with no luck but finally isolated it to my cotton briefs after eliminating all detergents, softeners, etc. I would break out with these horrible big welts from cotton under where. It took me a long time to isolate it and I spent a lot of money trying different products. I now wear a synthetic blend of sports cloths and everything g cleared up but it takes a month or so to clear up.