Your fashion discovery platform for breathable clothes

We search the internet for sweat-friendly clothes of the brands you love, so you don't have to spend hours finding the needle in the haystack.

Natural fibres, comfortable fits, clothes designed to be breathable.

Think of us as a curated blog, empowering you to choose natural fibres over plastic ones while finding the best offers out there.

We help you build a wardrobe that breathes with you, one item at a time. <3 

Less overwhelm, more awareness

Whether you have hyperhidrosis or are going through menopause, whether you tend to sweat more or just want to wear less plastic and more natural fibres, we know that shopping for clothes can feel frustrating. Searching for that one linen dress among hundreds of polyester options, all while finding something suitable in your price range? We've been there.

Every item on Breezeable is hand-picked for its breathable, sweat-friendly materials. Only natural fabrics like linen, cotton, viscose, and tencel. Only colors and patterns that work. 

We curate, you purchase directly at our partner retailers

We partner with trusted UK retailers to link you to the best sweat-friendly fashion, all in one place.

When you click on any product, you'll be taken to the retailer's website to complete your purchase. We may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you (read our affiliate disclosure here).

All items are:
✓ Made from natural, breathable fabrics
✓ Chosen for sweat-friendly colors and patterns
✓ Hand-picked by people who understand the struggle

Curated with care by an actual human who truly gets it, shipping directly from our partner retailers across the UK (Breezeable does not handle any shipping or returns. Read more in our FAQs.)

How we curate

Fabrics we love

Breatheable, natural fabrics we include in our curation:

• Cotton (especially lightweight/breathable weaves)

• Linen (highly breathable, dries quickly)

• Wool (naturally moisture-wicking, temperature-regulating)

• Merino wool (naturally moisture-wicking, temperature-regulating)

• Cashmere (breathable, soft, temperature-regulating)

• Bamboo (soft, breathable)

• Tencel/Lyocell (moisture-wicking, sustainable, silky feel)

Ok in moderation (depends on blend/context):

• Viscose (can be breathable but less so than naturals)

• Modal (similar to Tencel)

• Performance synthetics (e.g., athletic polyester blends designed to wick moisture - these can work for activewear)

• Small % polyester/elastane for stretch in otherwise natural fabrics (e.g., 95% cotton, 5% elastane)
  
  

Fabrics we avoid

• Polyester (traps heat and moisture, smells quickly)

• Nylon (similar issues to polyester)

• Acrylic (synthetic, non-breathable)

• Silk (due to high visibility of moist)

• Heavy/thick fabrics that don't allow airflow

Colours & Patterns

What works well:

• Black 

• Navy/dark colors (charcoal, deep burgundy, forest green)

• White 

• Bold patterns (florals, prints, busy designs distract from any marks)

• Heathered/marled fabrics 

• Lace (texture and pattern naturally disguise moisture)
  
  

What we avoid (depending on the fabric and context):

• Grey 

• Light blue, khaki

• Pastel solids 

Dive deeper into the topic, using our extensive fabric guide. <3

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