4K Transparent White Shirts Wet vs Dry Try on Haul with Elixir Elf

I'd really appreciate it when you do that.

I'm excited to see how two different white cotton long-sleeve shirts magically transform

from its effortless and cozy dry state to a smart and appealing wet state when water

is introduced to the cotton.

The big difference here is one of these shirts has little ridges in the fabric and the other

is smooth with little lace trims on the edges.

Will having this fabric's ridges increase the surface area and let it absorb more water?

Would a smooth fabric be more transparent because it has less surface area or would

it end up reflecting more of the light?

Let's watch and compare.

When it's dry, the cotton fabric is smooth and flexible.

The lace edges bring out a playful vibe and help create contrast with the materials.

Let's see how we can make it more fashionable just by adding some water.

The other shirt is very similar.

The ridges create a contrasting texture.

But you can see that a lot of light can shine through the fabric even when it's still in

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