Lots more, ever use any? If you'd have you'd learn what it is they hit on in an effort to make their clothes live up to the claims. With that education what is learned can be used when buying any clothes. For starters look at the fabric they use to hold the carbon, can't get a much tighter weave.

The clothes are just a piece of what I do and what I do is what I believe it takes to beat a deer's nose and like I said, I've done it too many times to listen to anyone tell me because they can't or more like won't put the effort into beating a deer's nose, no one can.

I also use baking soda when washing my clothes, but that isn't all, I use the woods I live in and at times the wood smoke from the stove I use to heat everything. Every piece of my clothes is kept in it's own zip bag, in a larger zip bag of like kinds in a seal closet I built in the building the wood boiler that heats all is in, It's also a wood shop.

Except for a well seasoned wool coat, all my outer gear is SL and I wear 2 layers of that almost always. The fabric is silent to my rough hands and never see's anything but the woods when I'm hunting over layers of well seasoned under garments and my scrubbed and cleaned body sprayed with Hog's vanishing hunter, even my mouth as it's safe as a mouth wash.

All of my prep would be a waste without clothes that weren't silent and my SL is silent, another by product of that tight weave.

Whatever. I used to always promote the idea SL was junk because with all the bad press the stuff would sit on the shelf and I could pick it up at Walmart prices if I was patient enough. Them days are all but gone so it's time to come out of the closet.

Hate blinds and hate/envy is what's blinded many to what SL has to offer. Now the same people who bashed SL endlessly are selling their own clothes for as much or more than SL did when they crucified them for their prices.