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> **Original source:** https://www.nike.com/jp/en/a/nike-what-is-moisture-wicking?utm_source=openai

Standard moisture-wicking fabric pulls sweat away from your skin, but you can still see wet marks on the outside of the garment. If you’ve ever wanted true no-sweat apparel — clothes that look dry while you’re working hard — Nike Stealth Evaporation Technology delivers.

It uses a double-knit spacer construction with two different yarn treatments working together. The back yarn (closest to your skin) is hydrophilic, meaning it actively absorbs sweat and wicks it away from the body. The face yarn (the outer layer you see) is hydrophobic, allowing moisture vapor to pass through and evaporate while reducing the appearance of sweat on the garment’s surface. The result: You stay dry, and your clothes look dry, even during high-sweat training sessions.

For anyone searching for no-sweat workout clothes, Stealth Evaporation is the closest thing to it. You’ll find the technology in [Nike Universa tops, bras, and leggings](https://www.nike.com/w/universa-9sh3f), built for strength and conditioning, HIIT, and any other high-sweat workouts.