TopDry Underarm Sweat Pads Vest for Men – Men’s Invisible Sweatproof Undershirt

Highly recommendedMy husband was suspicious of this product at first because of its unconventional appearance.But we was pleasantly surprised.The product is completely hidden under the garment, after a few minutes my husband completely forgotten about its existence.Unlike sweat-absorbent shirts here there is no extra shirt under the garment and you get great results.We tried all the suggested solutions for underarm sweating this new product definitely has a place in your closet

First of all I have start by saying "W*F?" Anyone who knows anything about shipping knows that you do NOT mail an item in its actual package that identifies exactly what the product is. That's just lousy shipper's etiquette. So read my lips. Here's the real the way you're supposed to ship: You enclose the item in a shipping box or a bag so that the item cannot be seen by others and to reduce the chances of damage or theft. This item came in the actual package in full view of all my family members to see. The seller attempted to save some money but at the expense of my social embarrassment, getting my a** laughed off by everyone in my family who saw that package. You can clearly see it looks ridiculous to begin with, much like a girl's training bra. "Hey Bob! What, are you a pervert now, wearing girls bras?" Not happy. It's a no brainer for a seller to ship ANY kind of clothing protected by a bag or a box and with discretion. No discretion here.Next: Looks dumb, does not function well and I had to modify it to make it work. I actually got this to help protect my outer shirts from being destroyed by sweat and the residue of my deodorant that embeds itself in cotton. I always wear a Tshirt under my outer shirts, of which I am concerned about ruining (BTW there is no such thing an “antiperspirant”). The deodorant I have to use, due to fragrance sensitivities, has one drawback. In time it destroys the underarms of a cotton shirt, and in this case the cotton Tshirt under the outer shirt is the sacrificial lamb, ruining it instead of the outer shirt, but I still do not want to ruin the Tshirts. Because the material used in this product is light weight, I still have to use adhesive sweat pads with it. It doesn’t do it on its own. The upside, if you can call it that, is that it's easier to stick the pads onto the inside of this training bra and slip it on first before a shirt, than it is to fight putting the pads inside of shirt's underarm, only to have them have them shift around and come off while you're wearing it. you can use double-sided tape to make it stick better but doing something more just makes this ordeal almost unbearable. I was going to make a device like this on my own that has some similarities, but when I saw this, though I could tell right off it was hokey, I thought it might save me some work and time than making my own. This is how I would have made it: Just take a thin Tshirt and cut off the bottom half to make a shimmel. Then use self-sticking sweat pads with it (sticking them on before putting the Tshirt on). I don't really know if it's possible to avoid using pads of some kind and they are actually kind of expensive (I get extra large ones and they are really hard to find). I sweat a lot even when not physically active, and this thing can in no way handle my sedentary sweat. If you make your own and the shirt is thin enough, you might not have to cut the bottom off (unless for summer use). As you know, some sports shirts are really thin and might be cooler as an undershirt. Plus, you'd have to wash this thing every time you use it, and at this price, that’s just not sustainable. You can't just buy 5 or 6 them and call that affordable. Make your own and have something that is slightly less hokey than this and functions much better. Save your money, and buy a ticket to a game, or a movie.I don't recommend buying this thing. I’m just going to make own anyway. If you do decide to buy it, order a size smaller than you would normally take. This one ran big and is loose. I got a large and should have got at least a medium, maybe even a small.Tell the seller to ship it properly.

Gave it a try and was surprised how well it works. Make sure to order a size smaller than your actual size as it suggest. Great value for the money spent. It wears snugly underneath clothing and you forget you have it on.

This product is beyond amazing!!! I was wearing it for a fully day at work and it felt great! Or better yet- I didn’t even feel it on my body. I was moving around forgetting I was wearing it. It gave me so much confidence I was completely free to lift my hands up and not worry about sweating armpits. I love this product and it’s now an essential part of my underwear gear!

The material needs to be thicker and more stretchy/resilient, as to remain conformed to the body over time. It's 47% cotton and only 5% spandex (the remaining 48% is the modal fabric used in the pit pockets to absorb moisture). The 5% spandex / 47% cotton ratio is the problem - it should be at least even (26% of each) or more spandex than cotton. Someone could improve on this product idea by using similar materials that's used in women's bras. This mostly-cotton material is too thin and cheap, like a cheap T-shirt with a worn out floppy collar, it deforms very quickly, permanently losing elasticity, and making it more noticeable underneath your shirt.

The sizes are way big, so get a small or extra small. The concept is there, but I still need 2 or 3 of these to get though the day! It works better than anything else I've tried, but still doesn't last all day! I'm wet again within a few hours, I let it dry and put it back on again. It's worth it, I guess!

Honestly, when I bought this vest I just hoped it would minimize the problem but it exceeded all expectations and not only did it minimize the problem but also it eliminated it completely. No matter what I do, this top prevents any trace of sweating. Thank you so much for this great product.

I have been wearing shirts like this for years and love them. Some brands are much better than others. But they all hold up as I have yet to throw a shirt away and some are 4 years old.This “shirt” is good for the first wear however once you wash them they don’t fit the same again. They become loose and fall of your shoulders and it’s like wearing a bad fitting shirt. You are Adjusting it constantly. I wouldn’t get these again until they use better fabric that hold the shoulders together. Very very expensive one time wear.