Scent Lok claimed (in their former advertising) that their product had "anitmicrobial agents" in it.
Here is an excerpt from the current lawsuit.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA
Civ. No. 07-3970 (RHK/JJK)
ORDER REGARDING ANTHONY NEWMAN’S MOTION TO QUASH SUBPOENA

Mike Buetow, individually on behalf of himself and all other Minnesota residents and entities similarly situated;
Gary Steven Richardson, Jr., individually on behalf of himself and all other Minnesota residents and entities similarly situated;
Joe Rohrbach, individually on behalf of himself and all other Minnesota residents and entities similarly situated;
Jeff Brosi, and
Dennis Deeb,
Plaintiffs,
v.
ALS (Scent Lok) Enterprises, Inc.,
Cabela’s, Inc.,
Gander Mountain Company,
Bass Pro Shops, Inc., and
Browning,
Defendants.

… This motion did reveal some information known to Newman, which appears to support Plaintiffs claims, and which would be a proper focus of discovery. The Declaration of Anthony Newman in Support of Motion to Quash Subpoena sets forth Newman’s allegation that Defendant ALS Enterprises, Inc. ("ALS"), admitted to Newman that its clothing did not have antimicrobial, or odor-eliminating properties. (See Newman Decl. ¶ 4.) …

This statment claims that - Scent Lok's lawyers admitted, that their product DID NOT CONTAIN ANITMICROBIAL AGENTS IN THEIR PRODUCT.

And they admitted that their clothing DID NOT HAVE ODOR-ELIMINATING PROPERTIES.

What ????

SCENT LOK (allegedly) admitted that their clothing DID NOT HAVE ODOR-ELIMINATING PROPERTIES ...

So - what good is it???

Just reporting ... and asking pertinent questions.