Common fabric blends listed in the product descriptions include 85% polyester/15% spandex, 78% polyester/22% elastane, and 67% viscose/26% polyester.
Available necklines include crew neck, scoop (crew-style crop), and a high neck option on the zip-up style.
Feature highlights include reinforced seams or stitching, a full-length front zipper on the zip-up style, and thumb holes on the long-sleeve zip-up design.
The provided care instructions list machine wash and tumble dry. Check the garment’s care label for any specific temperature or cycle recommendations.
Listings describe the fabrics as midweight and highlight breathable, moisture-wicking construction that helps pull sweat away to keep you cool and dry.
Lengths range from cropped (just above the waist), to at-waist (common for zip-up styles), to below-waist for the longer long-sleeve compression shirt.
They’re described as performance-oriented: compression fit for muscle support, stretch fabrics for flexibility, and moisture-wicking construction to help keep you cool and dry during workouts.
