Ummm, Why are there T shirts also on here? Doesnt it say UA boxerjocks?
429040
It looks like the UA T shirts and boxers are mixed together and you have to click on the image? I responded about the undershirts so don't know how it ended up under boxers?
429041
Looks like they combined the shirts and the boxerjocks but didn't update the title to reflect as they added more inventory.
180882
There isn't any branding on the outside if the shirt. The "tag" is silk screened inside the shirt so no irritating tag to deal with either
485788
It's a cotton/poly t-shirt, not the heatgear material, sizing is true for t-shirts.
92063
I have the same opinions as you regarding 100% cotton and 100% synthetic....I have found the UA "charged cotton" shirt pretty much answer both complaints! If I am anticipating at full out cardio "sweat" workout I prefer the UA "vented" hot gear shirts...they really work well. Otherwise...I am just sold on the "charged cotton" shirts. Great, comfortable top for lifting or stretching workouts. Plus I have found that they are my go to shirt for just bumming around town or going for hikes/walks. They are replacing my other cotton-Ts! Hope this helps.
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.
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No, Lynn. They look like the original women's menstruation pads before the industry made so many sizes. Same thickness. You pull off paper and the underneath sticks to men's jockey shorts. Boxer shorts will not work. Using both the regular Depend pullups and the pad would be quite bulky. I think the pullups remind a man of diapers. It is bad enough that you have this kind of problem, but I think the stick on pad is more dignified, and you don't notice the pad when the man wears jockey shorts. I would bet a woman could wear this also but at a different location.
194853
Previous responders are correct. I see everyone uses these for shoes, they should be adsvertised as such.
44319
This is definitely a workout shirt. The shirt has the moisture wicking fabric similar to the Under Armour gear.
1027612
This is a BJJ gi. The sleeves are BJJ cut. The pants are similar to my other BJJ gis, Fuji for example.
740952
I have both colors. No difference in concealment. Comes down to your preference of undershirt color as it is a tall crew neck and the neckline is visible above most t-shirt collars. And not sure if this is what you're asking but this shirt is not designed IMO to be worn as a stand alone t-shirt. The support ribbing is quite pronounced.
362153
Shirt over top of mag holster. This is just like an outside the waistband holster for a gun. This is not shirt tuckable.
3429
yes. They are not the tight muscle shirts that UA makes. they are regular and fit fairly loose.
144590
These would show under a shirt. There are some smaller ones that wouldn't show as much.
3632
Large holster and x-large tee. Tee has to be snug.I wear large shirts and the large tee was snug.
2104258
Hey brother I was wondering the same thing. Someone has uploaded some of the wrong pictures.
1178158
For the size that someone typically wears, these shirts are little tighter on the chest and neck. Not too tight though. I've bought these about a year ago, so not sure what new means
91811
Sorry, but I don't know the answer to this question, as I just started purchasing UA garments. They fit me great and I'm round 10-15 lbs overweight. I imagine if I lost my xtra pounds, the shirts would be a "relaxed" fit. My guns are big, too--the arms fit snug on my 18" upper arms. Hope this helps! :-)