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"Fitness brands are constantly developing new innovations to make workout clothes perform better and feel more comfortable. Though the technology has been around for years, more brands than ever are producing temperature-regulating clothes that claim to keep you cooler while you exercise. And with summer right around the corner, this is one trend we won&amp;#039;t mind getting on board with.  1. adidas Released this year, the Climachill collection from adidas features aluminum-based dots that are embedded into the fabric to conduct heat away from your skin. These dots are included in areas where your body is the warmest, like along the neckline in the shirts.  2. The North Face The North Face&amp;#039;s Flash Dry technology takes moisture-wicking to another level by applying micro porous particles directly into the fibers of shirts, shorts, and more. These particles are designed to help evaporate sweat faster to keep you cool and dry.  3. Under Armour Under Armour combines lightweight, moisture wicking fabric with a breathable construction in its HeatGear ArmourVent collection. Like an upgraded mesh, ventilation holes are knitted into the fabric in the places you need it most, such as behind the knee in pants or down the back in tops.  4. Columbia The Omni-Freeze Zero collection from Columbia has hydrophilic (water-attracting!) rings embedded into the inside of moisture wicking fabric. These rings are designed to lower the temperature of the fabric and create a cooling effect when triggered by sweat.  5. Nike Nike&amp;#039;s Dri-FIT Touch combines ultra-lightweight fabric with its Dri-FIT technology \u2014 which is designed to move sweat away from the body to keep you dry \u2014 in a collection of t-shirts and tanks. The tops also feature bonded seams, meaning you can move around with minimal chafing and irritation. Lexie Sachs is a product analyst in the Good Housekeeping Research Institute. NEXT: Surprising Places You&amp;#039;ll Find Memory Foam \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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