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When deciding what to do with an aging Windbar tee in Florida, the GSM (grams per square meter) tells you a lot about its weight and warmth. Higher GSM means thicker, more durable fabric, but in a hot climate, that might not be what you want. The choice to repair, replace, or retire depends on both the fabric's condition and how it fits your current needs.
GSM affects comfort in Florida's heat: lighter (around 150) is better for airflow, heavier (180+) offers structure but can feel hot.
Repair if it's a small hole or seam issue and you love the fit; replace if the fabric is still good but faded or stretched; retire if it's beyond saving.
Use the care label to find your tee's GSM—if it's worn off, you can estimate by feel or check the product page for your next purchase.

When deciding what to do with an aging Windbar tee in Florida, the GSM (grams per square meter) tells you a lot about its weight and warmth. Higher GSM means thicker, more durable fabric, but in a hot climate, that might not be what you want. The choice to repair, replace, or retire depends on both the fabric's condition and how it fits your current needs.
GSM affects comfort in Florida's heat: lighter (around 150) is better for airflow, heavier (180+) offers structure but can feel hot.
Repair if it's a small hole or seam issue and you love the fit; replace if the fabric is still good but faded or stretched; retire if it's beyond saving.
Use the care label to find your tee's GSM—if it's worn off, you can estimate by feel or check the product page for your next purchase.

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