Wool shirts, wool pants, wool socks and even wool underwear. There are a lot of woolen clothes designed for traveling. Wool is especially popular for outdoor clothing designed for activities like hiking, trekking and camping. Here's why merino wool is the best material for travel and outdoor clothes.

Whether you are hiking, lounging at home or traveling, here are the best types of t-shirt fabrics for different needs and situations.

If you think of tank tops only as underwear to be worn under a shirt or only as something to wear at the beach, they are a lot more versatile than that. Here's why you should always pack a tank top or two when traveling.

When packing clothes for a spring trip, consider the weather, planned activities, type of trip and length of the trip. Here's a quick spring travel clothes packing guide.

How bad is radiofrequency radiation from smartphones, tablets and computers for male fertility? Here's what we know so far.

You can re-wear clothes without smelling or facing any hygiene issues. Here are some tips on how to re-wear clothes without washing them whether you are at home or travelling.

One of the most uncomfortable feelings when you are out in public is getting a whiff from your crotch area whenever you shift your legs or move. It makes you self conscious, confident that everyone around you can smell it as well. Here's to stay fresh down there.

Hate doing laundry when you are travelling? We do, too. Here are tips on how to avoid laundry on your trip or vacation.

Going into the great outdoors is fun and relaxing, whether you are hiking, backpacking or camping. Here's how to also make sure your outdoor adventures are also eco-friendly and sustainable.

From the chemicals we use to the energy demands of washing machines and dryers, laundry has a pretty significant impact on the environment. If you are looking for an easy way to reduce your carbon footprint, laundry is a great place to start. In this post, we explain 6 ways to make laundry more eco-friendly.