GYM T-Shirts

Key Features

The “cut” of a gym T-shirt is often designed to highlight specific muscle groups or provide functional advantages:

• The Athletic (Tapered) Fit: Features a wider chest and shoulders that taper down to a narrow waist. This prevents excess fabric from “bunching” or getting caught on equipment during movements like rows or presses.

• The Raglan Sleeve: Instead of a vertical shoulder seam, the sleeve extends in one piece to the collar. This diagonal seam allows for a full 360° range of motion in the shoulders, making it ideal for overhead lifting and functional training.

• The Droptail (Scallop) Hem: Features a slightly longer, curved back hem. This ensures your midriff and lower back remain covered during deep squats, pull-ups, or bent-over rows.

• The Compression Fit: A “second-skin” cut that provides muscle support and increases blood flow, often worn as a base layer or on its own for high-intensity sessions.