To alleviate the discomfort caused by excessive sweating, there is a growing emphasis on developing wearable textiles that can evacuate sweat autonomously. These advanced fabrics, unlike their absorbent and retention-prone predecessors, harness the Janus structure-distinguished by its asymmetric wettability-to facilitate one-way transport of liquid. This unique characteristic has significant potential in addressing issues related to excessive bodily moisture and propelling the realm of smart wearables.
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