On Jul 15, 8:05*pm, " wrote:
On Jul 15, 5:39*pm, RicodJour wrote:
On Jul 15, 4:49*pm, " wrote:

I moved to Florida and practically live in White T-shirts and
shorts *; *the White T-shirts are far cooler than colored T-shirts ...
but why hasnt someone come up with reflective T-shirts ?? *Im sure
Roofers, A/C repairmen, *Landscapers, Boaters, and youre average
person ... would buy them up like crazy. I sure would. * Have you run
across any such thing ? * Thanks.

Any runner's or biking store will have an assortment of reflective
clothing, but I don't understand where you're coming from. *Why would
a roofer need reflective clothing? *He's not going to get hit by a
plane, right? *Ditto with the AC repairman.

Instead of wearing reflective clothing all of the time (some people
don't want to light up like a Christmas tree), get one of the
reflective runner's sashes. *Takes up no space, doesn't have to be
washed every day and they're cheap.

The reason a Roofer would want a reflective t shirt is to reflect as
much sun off of him as possible thereby making him cooler ; *not to
make him noticed .

I wasn't sure. There've been a few roofers over the years that I
wouldn't mind shooting!

As far as the shirts, the stuff about runner's and bikers still
applies. Coolmax fabric does a great job of wicking away sweat so you
feel drier than in a cotton shirt.

R