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Water is applied directly to the protected underarm panel. The barrier helps stop moisture passing through to the other side.












Water is applied directly to the protected underarm panel. The barrier helps stop moisture passing through to the other side.
100% Modal, soft enough to forget you're wearing it, everywhere except where it's built to work harder.
Spun from beechwood cellulose, Modal feels closer to silk than cotton while staying soft and breathable through a long day.
Silk soft hand feel
Absorbs ~50% more moisture than cotton
Holds colour and shape, wash after wash
The protected construction manages moisture inside the underarm area and helps stop it transferring through to your outer shirt.
Give Underform a proper try. Wear it through real days and wash it several times. If you are not satisfied within 30 days, you get your money back.
Put it through real working days and see how it performs for you.
Wash it several times and make it part of your normal routine.
Tell us within 30 days and get your money back.
Straight answers, without overselling what it does.
Underform is designed to stop sweat transferring through to your outer shirt at the protected underarm area. It doesn't cover the whole shirt or your whole body. It's built specifically for the underarm, where sweat marks are most visible.
Antiperspirant reduces how much you sweat at the skin. Underform doesn't replace that. It's a separate barrier for the sweat that does still reach your outer shirt. Most people use both together, not one instead of the other.
The protected underarm area is thicker than a normal T shirt, and you may notice it, especially at first or on a warm day. The rest of the shirt is soft, breathable modal, so the extra weight stays where it's needed rather than across the whole shirt.
The main body is 100% modal, with no elastane. The protected underarm area uses a separate three layer construction, described earlier on this page.
Crew is best if you keep your shirt buttoned up to the collar. Deep V is best if you like to wear one or more buttons open, since it stays hidden with a lower neckline.
For everyday wear, most people find two is the minimum to keep one in rotation while the other is being washed. Three covers a working week without relying on same day laundry.
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