Thermoregulation in practice
THE IQONE thermoregulating headband — thermoregulation at your forehead
The most affordable way to try PCM technology on your own skin. A thermoregulating headband with Outlast® microcapsules.
Gym training with rests between sets — when a thermoregulating T-shirt makes sense
At the gym, you spend most of your time between sets. How a thermoregulating T-shirt works during the rests — and why the same...
Polyester or Tencel — which copes better with a full day on your skin
Polyester versus THE IQONE's PCM base. Why wood-derived fibres beat synthetics.
Why THE IQONE T-shirts don't pick up odour — mechanism, not magic
Odour doesn't come from sweat itself but from the bacteria that feed on it. We explain what PCM does about that — and what...
New sports line — a PCM long sleeve for runners
The Sport Longsleeve is a thermoregulating long-sleeve T-shirt with PCM — our answer to the needs of runners training in changeable conditions.
Tomasz Sobania breaks the world record: 50 marathons in 50 US states in 49 days
Tomasz Sobania became the first person to run 50 marathons in 50 US states in 49 days, beating Dean Karnazes's record. The story of...
Up to 50% less moisture next to the skin — where the figure comes from
Outlast® reports up to 50% less moisture in the microclimate next to the skin and up to 48% less sweating. Who measured it, with...
Launch of the Worker collection — workwear with Outlast PCM technology (NASA heritage)
Introducing the Worker line — workwear with Outlast® PCM microcapsules, originally developed for NASA. The raglan Worker Tee is our bestseller.
Materials of natural origin instead of synthetics — the philosophy of THE IQONE
The materials philosophy of THE IQONE — a base of wood-derived fibres of natural origin, enhanced with Outlast® PCM technology.
From spacesuit gloves to a T-shirt — the story of Outlast® technology
How a phase change material, worked on in the 1980s for NASA spacesuit gloves, found its way into bedding, footwear, racing drivers’ base layers...
How does PCM work? A guide to phase change technology in clothing
PCM is a substance that melts and solidifies at skin temperature: as it melts, it absorbs heat; as it solidifies, it gives that heat...