Is this shirt ok to wear under clothes to keep you warm & dry??
102066
This is the most comfortable shirt to wear to keep you warm dry or even keep you cool it works both ways. I bought Nike shirts Adidas shirts and previous ua shirts this is by far the best
102067
This shirt is light weight, it will definitely keep you warm and dry. I work outside in all weather conditions at a golf course and this is my third shirt of this type.
616985
My son loves his, and has been wearing it as an outer layer over other shirts (tees and turtle necks) this whole fall. I would think biggest issue might be getting too warm once you were indoors. That, and getting a size with some extra room for the layering.
137767
I do Karate here so its the same... keep it short - NO. It won't keep you cool. Sorry to say, it feels good on your skin, it won't feel so good under such a heavy garment... Plus, it will ruin this shirt... Live with your sweat, make peace with it, love it :) No need for anything under your gi. If you do want something, get a sleeveless top, but this this, its not as tight as one expected. Its good for jogging out showing off your body. If you want to keep 10 degrees cooler take some ice cubes. or spray yourself with that ice cold spray for injuries. If you want to wick sweat better, look for outdoor/hiking tops, they tend to wick much better than UA. I also tried Columbia's COOL ZERO or whatever its called, wasn't tight enough. Go to the shop before you order online, you will get the feeling yourself... Hope it helps. Again, this is one awesome shirt to wear without anything above it. I forgot to mention - AVOID COTTON! Unless you want to be weight down by all your sweat which might make you feel a bit cooler - since you're wet.
738826
It would be fine as long as you are wearing something light underneath. It is very breathable.
15411
By itself, no. It's just a thin layer of waterproof material (which keeps me 100% dry) but it's not really designed for being a warm jacket...now if you put it over something else you should be good
1507859
A very loose shirt! The wrap is not sheer by any means. It has two overlapping layers of stretch and Velcro material around the sides and up front, and the thick support with a cushion of some sort in the back. you should be able to wear it under casual work clothes while people will still notice it but don't expect to wear it under dress shirts without being noticed.
17794
Yes i have worn this in heavy rain! It keeps you dry! My pants were soaked, and took off my coat and was 100% dry!
218815
Not sure if you think it will stay dry. I don't think so. I bought these for my husband and myself, we wear it alone in warm water diving. Under our heavier suit in cold water diving. It helps to get the thicker/heavier wetsuits on. But I don't think it stays completely dry. Just an under layer. Hope this helps you. Deb
144592
You could where it under your shirt, but it is very big and bulky. If you had a sweatshirt or jacket on then maybe people wouldn't be able to tell, but with just a shirt on you can definitely tell. Not ideal for the workplace, but good at home or while feeding or pumping you can wear it on the other side.
74579
I'm 6' 3", 208 lbs., average build (no huge chest and no belly) and a LARGE fits me perfectly. According to the UA website, this is a "loose" fit t-shirt and is very comfortable and ideal for staying dry and cool while playing sports, running, or just wearing around the house. UA's size chart says guys around our size should be wearing a large (http://www.underarmour.com/shop/us/en/size-charts) unless of course you have a larger chest or waist area than the chart suggests, then you might need an XL. Good luck!
311097
Yes... Just so you know, they are also categorized under compression mock as well. Just with a "neat" name provided by Under Armour, as all brands do.I used them underneath shirts on a temperature of 05Celsius to 15Celsius.
2274448
yes! Its very cool and light to wear since its made with very thin material. Plus the fan doesn't let it heat up (if you live on a tropical island like me this would be an issue).
2054798
I think you'd be fine to wear it without a shirt but it might chafe you on longer runs. I usually wear mine across my hips so it lays on my shorts. If you wore it down that low, you won't have a problem.
2081149
I'm 6'3 in. 220 lbs with a slight pot. I bought the XL - my usual size. That was too tight. I bought the XXL. That's fine for just a shirt under. I do not use the liner - its crap. For cold (50-30 F) I like a wool sweater underneath, up to a 4 ply Dale Norway sweater below freezing, and the XXL I have is a bit tight for me. I should have bought an XXXL and had plenty of room for underlayers for winter. I don'y mind too loose.
236749
Obviously the answer depends on how tight your shirt is. When I work out I keep it under my base layer and you would never know I'm wearing it.
303860
I wore it under a dress shirt with no problem, so I think it would be fine under any shirt that's not extremely tight
81961
If you mean, will it keep you warm when the temperature is below freezing, the answer is yes. Wear them under your regular clothing and use appropriate cold weather gear when outdoors.