The environmentally conscious golf company Tehama, founded by Clint Eastwood and Nancy Haley, is introducing golf clothes manufactured with seaweed that will "bring the benefits of the ocean to your skin." Seacell, as this fabric technology is called, is made from Lyocell (100-percent wood pulp) and seaweed, with a touch of silver that, the company says, adds to its anti-microbial (and therefore, anti-odor) properties. The fabric also contains various minerals and nutrients from the seaweed that are said to have a salutary effect on your healthy radiant self. Meantime, let's hope it does not make you look like a character on the ghost ship in "Pirates of the Caribbean." Last year Tehama introduced garments that it said would infuse Vitamin C into one's skin. This year's Seacell fabric, when fashioned into a $68 golf shirt, "hydrates and nourishes" your skin, detoxifies and oxygenates, soothes skin rashes, and "promotes cell regeneration," among other things, according to Tehama.

Well,,, I have several of their shirts and they are comfortable. As far as this "New" one, not sure it will do all they say it can !!!!!!

Would hate to be drug tested when wearing one of those!!!

LMAO,,,, that is something to think about !!!!!!

I have a couple of their's also. This one seems a little above and behond. Didn't realize that it was Eastwood's operation.

Way above and beyond,,,,,,,,

So, Can you wash them, or do they lose their magic? :-}

Later,

Now, that is a very good question !!!!! Seems after the wash, the magic would start to disappear !!!!!!

It just falls apart and you are left with the silver threads

Could be, !!!!