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Crisp mornings, chilly afternoons, brisk nights, no matter when you’re getting your workout in, your layered activewear still takes on more than you think, even if you aren’t sweating as much. At the end of your workout, you're left with a pile of gear that somehow manages to be sweaty and cold, and stiff all at the same time. The tricky part? Washing your activewear properly. The good news: winter workout gear isn’t actually hard to care for; you just need to know a few tricks to keep it fresh, warm, and performing like the day you bought it. Let’s...

Whether its grass and dirt stains on uniforms or post-meal spills, some stains are determined to make a lasting impression. Traditional detergents might fade them, but they don’t fully get rid of those stubborn stains.  That’s where HEX Performance® Stain & Stink Remover steps in. HEX’s science-backed pre-treat formula is engineered to target both visible and invisible stains. It penetrates deep into fibers to lift away dirt and grime while neutralizing the bacteria that cause odor. Whether it’s grass, mud, sweat, or food, HEX handles it all, without heavy perfumes or residue. How to Use It Apply directly to the...

Does it feel like no matter how many times you wash your activewear, there seems to be a lingering smell that you just can’t get rid of? The truth is, it’s probably not your clothes. In fact, it’s your detergent.  We’re here to break down why your workout gear holds onto odors and the solution to finally getting rid of that funk.  Most performance fabrics are designed to wick sweat away from your skin, not to let go of it. The tight-knit fibers that keep you dry during your workout also trap sweat, bacteria, and body oils deep inside, where...

Do you ever wonder why your activewear still has a weird smell even after washing it? Even when you add a little extra detergent or fabric softener, that lingering odor just won’t go away.  The truth is, your activewear holds onto smells differently than regular fabrics. The reason being is because of what they are made of, not how often you wash them. Synthetic fabrics like polyester and nylon are designed to wick away moisture, which is great for your workout, but not so great when it comes to odor. They trap sweat and bacteria deep inside the fibers, unlike...