The sun is scorching hot and is not coming slow. As we Pakistanis sizzle in the summer heat, there are a few precautions we can take to keep our body temperature down.
While staying hydrated and avoiding long hours under the sun are recommended, we also encourage the lot to wear certain fabrics when inside or while stepping out.
There are a few fabrics that are breathable and will help beat the beat while keeping you fashionably up-to-date with the latest trends.
5 Fabrics to Beat the Heat in Pakistan
Here are 5 fabrics of our choice to beat the heat in Pakistan:
1. Cotton
Cotton will be your best friend throughout the summer. Be it kurtas, t-shirts, shirts, maxis, or any other form of dressing you prefer, this breathable fabric is light on the skin, allows air to ventilate around your body, and some lightweight cotton even absorbs moisture, keeping you sweat-free.
2. Lawn
Lawn fabrics, just like cotton are breathable and allow air to ventilate. In Pakistan, lawn is the most preferred fabric for both men and women. Moreover, it absorbs water, keeping you dry and more importantly it’s quite affordable for the vast majority.
3. Linen
Linen is also a popular choice because it’s loosely woven and allows heat to escape while absorbing moisture, however, it wrinkles fairly quickly, so you may want to be selective of when you decide to wear it.
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4. Chambray
Chambray is ideal for shirts, tunics, and dresses. Chambray is a plain-weave fabric, which is typically made from 100% cotton, but there are other variations to select from.
5. Seersucker
The term seersucker refers to a specific type of cloth that’s light, durable, and comfortable. To be considered a seersucker, a fabric must be puckered (crinkled texture). Moreover, this particular fabric is typically made from 100% cotton, though some tailors have introduced silk stripes.
What’s your favourite go-to fabric for the scorching heat? Share your choice with us in the comment section below.
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