Fig. 1. Schematic of personal radiative cooling textiles. (a) Blackbody radiation at the skin temperature of 33 ℃^[4]; (b) proportion of thermal radiation, vaporization and convection as a function of ambient temperature^[5]; (c) schematic heat transfer process of the radiative cooling textiles in indoor and outdoor environments^[7]

Fig. 2. Indoor infrared (IR)-transparent textile. (a) Schematic heat transfer model between human body and environments^[8]; (b) spectrum of IR-transparent visible-opaque textile^[8]; (c) comparison among cotton, nanoPE, and normal PE^[9]; (d) fabrication process for improving wearability of nanoPE^[9]; (e) scheme of the fiber/nanoPE mask^[10]; (f) photograph of the fiber/nanoPE mask^[10]; (g) thermal imaging of bare face and faces covered with the sample and two commercial face masks^[10]; (h) schematic of the manufacturing process for the nanoPE fiber^[12]; (i) photograph of a large woven nanoPE textile^[12]

Fig. 3. Outdoor high IR emissivity textile. (a) Spectra comparison of AM 1.5 G (standard spectrum of the Earth's surface) solar irradiation and human body thermal radiation at the skin temperature of 34 ℃^[16]; (b) schematic of the ZnO nanoparticle-embedded nanoPE textile^[16]; (c) schematic of a metafabric for daytime radiative cooling^[18]; (d) spectral ultraviolet-visible-infrared reflectance/emittance of the metafabric^[18]; (e) schematic for the fabrication of nanoprocessed silk^[19]; (f) schematic of the bio-metafabric inspired by human skin^[20]; (g) photograph of the fabricated bio-metafabric^[20]

Fig. 4. Personal thermal management textile. (a) Schematic of colored IR-transparent radiative cooling textile^[21]; (b) ultraviolet-visible reflectivity of inorganic pigment-embedded PE composites^[21]; (c) infrared transmissivity of inorganic pigment-embedded PE composites ^[21]; (d) schematic of the sub-ambient full-color radiative cooling based on photoluminescence^[22]; (e) ideal absorptivity/emissivity spectra of photoluminescence based colored radiative cooling^[22]; (f) schematic of dual-mode textile^[27]; (g) design principles of an IR gating textile^[29]; (h) working principle of nylon/Ag heterostructure-based multimodal wearable^[30]