Social Citizen sweat proof shirts feature absorbent pads, which are hidden in the underarms of the shirt. Trusted by thousands of hyperhidrosis sufferers, these shirts are guaranteed to stop sweat stains, deodorant marks and unwanted odor.
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We poured half a cup of water on it and it was still completely dry with no stains
The underarm of the shirt had a built-in pad that seemed to absorb all of the water magically.
[Social Citizen shirts] help those who experience sweat stains to look great and feel more confident in their day-to-day lives
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Our customers say...
As someone with hyperhidrosis, these are the only shirts I like to leave the house in. They offer so much support and peace of mind. I sweat a ton and they fully stop all the stains.
A lot of embarrassing situations would have been avoided if I knew about these sooner.
Feels like I sweat less when I'm wearing these because I'm not worried about the stains showing which take stress away.
I love how the pad doesn't show so I can wear it as a regular shirt also!
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