Proactive Technology – Outlast® technology is the only temperature regulating technology that is proactive, meaning continuously balances temperature. Other technologies, like wicking, are reactive. You have to sweat first before the technology can start to work. 

The human body naturally sweats to cool the skin, reducing the ability of clothing to keep the body dry and comfortable. StructureWear with Outlast® technology, conversely, will keep individuals comfortable by absorbing body heat when too much is created, thereby diminishing the amount of moisture. – Less Moisture also means Less Odor!

Outlast® Thermocules™ – are a patented phase-change material that absorbs excess body heat, stores it and releases it. This phase change happens in a very narrow temperature range adjusted to the ideal skin temperature and humidity.

• Reduces overheating – the clothing absorb excess heat so you stay not too hot, not too cold®, but just right.
• Less perspiration – Here the technology proactively helps reduce sweat production. If sweat is produced, built-in wicking agents assist in transporting moisture away from the body. In short: Less sweat means more comfort.
• Odor management – OELs’ Structure Wear features anti-microbial technologies built into the fabric to surpress odor causing bacteria – making it virtually odor repellant.
• Less chill – the base layer clothing will absorb, store and release excess body heat. Therefore you experience less sweat and less chill improving comfort significantly.
• All day comfort – the clothing will absorb, store and release excess body heat. Therefore you experience less sweat and chill; temperature changes are balanced.

Hot or Cold Weather – Structure Wear with Outlast Technology is the Right Choice!

Ideal for:
  Industrial, Manufacturing, Facilities Support, Maintenance,
Community:
  Police, Fire, Utilities, Waste Management, Postal Workers
Recreation:
  Any, and All Outside Sports

…not too hot… not too cold… just right

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