Under Armour HeatGear® Long Sleeve - Blue

HeatGear® is Under Armour's original performance baselayer fabric, designed for warm weather or intense activities. It's super-light, wicks sweat, and dries fast to keep you cool, dry, and comfortable during your workout.

While it helps manage sweat, HeatGear® is primarily designed for warm weather or as a baselayer for high-intensity activities where you generate a lot of body heat. For cold weather, it should be layered with insulating mid-layers and outer shells.

Machine wash cold with like colors. Do not use bleach or fabric softeners. Tumble dry low or, preferably, hang dry to preserve the fabric's performance features and longevity.

Yes, its moisture-wicking properties, flexibility, and comfortable fit make it suitable for a wide range of athletic activities, including running, gym workouts, team sports, cycling, and more.

As a performance baselayer, it's designed to be snug against the skin for optimal sweat-wicking and muscle support. It offers superior coverage without feeling restrictive, allowing for a full range of motion.

To minimize fading, always wash with cold water and avoid direct sunlight when drying for extended periods. Following the care instructions will help maintain color vibrancy over time.

The HeatGear® Long Sleeve is made from high-quality Polyester, chosen for its excellent moisture-wicking, quick-drying, and durable properties.

Ensure you are washing it immediately after use. Consider using a sports detergent designed to eliminate odors from activewear. Avoid using too much detergent, which can leave residue that traps odors.

This can happen if fabric softener builds up in the material. Avoid using fabric softeners. Try washing the shirt with half a cup of white vinegar instead of detergent to strip away residue, then re-wash with a small amount of mild detergent.

While the ergonomic design minimizes abrasion, consistent friction with rough surfaces or ill-fitting outer layers can cause wear. Inspect for snags or cuts and avoid washing with items that have zippers or velcro that could catch on the fabric. Hand washing delicate areas may also help.