Mens Cross Training Shirts

For workouts that blend lifting, conditioning and everyday movement, this men's assortment includes Cross Training Shirts in a range of styles to support an active wardrobe. Browse options suited to gym sessions, training routines and casual wear.

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  • A breathable brown and black training tee with moisture-absorbing AEROREADY and recycled polyester blend.

    Lightweight and breathable, Great for workouts and warm weather, Good value and quality material, Versatile style and color options, Comfortable fit and true to size

  • Under Armour Men's Tech Short Sleeve T-Shirt

    4.585044 (2048)
    Standard Price $25

    An ultra-soft, quick-drying steel T-shirt with anti-odor technology, perfect for active men.

    Perfect fit, Lightweight, Durable, Comfortable, Great for workouts

  • Under Armour Men's Basic Tech 2.0 Crew Tee

    4.5838237 (2042)
    Standard Price $25

    A grey, ultra-soft polyester tee with quick-drying, anti-odor technology and a comfortable, loose fit.

    Quick-drying material, Breathable design, Durable construction, Versatile use, Comfortable fit

  • A quick-drying, ultra-soft black tee with anti-odor technology and a streamlined fit, made from 100% polyester.

    Versatile for workouts or casual wear, Lightweight and breathable, Soft and flexible fabric, Washes and wears well, Comfortable fit

  • Under Armour Men's Tech T-Shirt

    4.583415 (2040)
    Standard Price $25

    A quick-drying, ultra-soft polyester t-shirt with anti-odor technology and a streamlined fit in steel color.

    Quick drying, Excellent for travel, Easy to pack, Attractive color options, Good fit

  • Under Armour Men's Tech 2.0 White Tee

    4.583006 (2038)
    Standard Price $25

    A quick-drying, ultra-soft white tee with anti-odor technology and a comfortable, loose fit.

    Moisture wicking, Lightweight feel, Stays cool, Comfortable fit, No neck irritation

  • Under Armour Men's Tech 2.0 Short Sleeve Shirt

    4.583006 (2038)
    Standard Price $25

    A quick-drying, ultra-soft brown shirt with anti-odor technology and a streamlined fit.

    Quick drying, Great value, Soft material, Versatile use, Comfortable fit

  • An olive green slim-fit workout tee with moisture-wicking AEROREADY fabric and recycled materials.

    High quality and value for price, Soft and breathable fabric, Comfortable to wear, Great fit and cut, Attractive color and appearance

  • A slim-fit red workout tee featuring moisture-wicking AEROREADY fabric and at least 70% recycled materials.

    Moisture-wicking and breathable, High quality material, Lightweight and ideal for workouts, Stylish appearance, Comfortable fit

  • A white compression shirt with HeatGear fabric, mesh panels, and anti-odor technology for optimal performance.

    Great fit, High-quality material, Excellent performance, Effective cooling effect, Nice color

  • A black long-sleeve compression shirt with HeatGear fabric, UPF 30, and anti-odor technology.

    Versatile and comfortable, High quality, Perfect fit, Excellent performance, Great appearance

  • A white long-sleeve compression shirt with UPF 30 and anti-odor technology for all-day comfort.

    Great fit, Perfect length, High fabric quality, Soft material, Comfortable feel

  • A super-light yellow compression shirt with mesh ventilation, moisture-wicking fabric, and ergonomic, durable design.

    Keeps cool during exercise, Great for layering, Quality material, Good for tall individuals, Comfortable fit

  • A grey dual-layer shirt with ultra-warm interior, fast-drying exterior, and anti-odor technology.

    Effective moisture-wicking, Great for layering, True to size fit, Excellent warmth, Versatile for multiple purposes

  • Under Armour Men's ColdGear Armour Shirt - Red

    4.750495 (506)
    Standard Price $55

    A red dual-layer shirt with 4-way stretch, anti-odor technology, and fast-drying fabric.

    High quality, Great for layering, Durable material, Excellent warmth, Comfortable fit

  • A super-light Carolina Blue tank with strategic ventilation and quick-drying, sweat-wicking fabric.

    High quality, Perfect fit, Keeps cool and dry, Not bulky, Comfortable

  • Under Armour Men's Tactical Tech Short Sleeve Shirt

    4.2992125 (381)
    Standard Price $24.99

    A lightweight green shirt with ultra-soft UA Tech™ fabric, anti-odor technology, and chafe-free seams.

    Moisture-wicking, Breathability, Durability, Comfortable fit, Soft on the skin

  • A tan compression shirt with ultra-soft fabric, 4-way stretch, and anti-odor technology for ultimate comfort.

    Moisture-wicking, Cooling effect, Durable, Comfortable, Quick-drying

  • A silver single-jersey t-shirt featuring quick-drying Climacool technology and a soft cotton-polyester blend.

    High quality, Attractive color, Great for everyday training, Breathable material, Comfortable fit

  • A dark blue single-jersey tee with Climacool technology for cool, dry, and comfortable workouts.

    Attractive appearance, Lightweight feel, Comfortable fit

  • A white single-jersey tee with Climacool technology for cool, dry, and comfortable workouts.

    Nice fit, Affordable price, Fun to wear

  • A red single-jersey tee with Climacool technology for cool, quick-drying comfort during workouts.

    Good feel during wear, Versatile for different activities, Comfortable fit

  • A grey single-jersey t-shirt featuring quick-drying Climacool technology and a soft cotton-polyester blend.

    Lightweight, Versatile, Soft feel

  • A black, sweat-wicking shirt with infrared technology and 4-way stretch for enhanced performance and recovery.

    Quick drying, Allows effortless movement, Perfect fit, Lightweight

Mens Cross Training Shirts

Moving from dumbbell presses to rowing intervals to floor exercises puts different demands on the same shirt. A useful training top gives the shoulders room to rotate, manages perspiration, and stays comfortable when a workout changes pace. For routines that combine strength, cardio, and mobility, fabric performance matters more than any single style detail. Polyester is common in workout shirts because it is lightweight, absorbs relatively little moisture, and typically dries faster than cotton. Nylon can bring a smooth feel and abrasion resistance, while elastane adds stretch for overhead reaches, push-ups, and deep squats. The percentages on the fabric label help explain how a shirt may feel, but knit structure and fabric weight also influence flexibility, airflow, and recovery. Moisture-wicking material moves perspiration away from the skin across the fabric surface, where it can evaporate; it does not prevent sweating or guarantee that a shirt will stay dry through every session. Mesh panels and open-knit sections can support ventilation, particularly across the back and underarms, although a lighter construction may offer less coverage when stretched. Cotton and cotton-blend shirts have their own place, especially for moderate lifting, technique practice, or a workout followed by everyday errands. Their familiar softness appeals to anyone who prefers a less slick fabric, though cotton tends to hold moisture longer during sustained effort. A blend can balance that natural feel with the drying characteristics of synthetic fibers. For a demanding circuit, prioritize moisture management and freedom of movement; for a measured strength session, softness and a comfortable drape may carry more weight. Odor-control treatments can be another useful feature, but their effectiveness varies, and they do not replace regular washing. The most practical choice reflects the way someone actually trains, whether that means short sessions before work, extended time in the weight room, or a class that moves quickly between resistance exercises and cardio stations.

Fit makes those fabric features useful. An athletic cut generally sits closer through the chest and arms, while a relaxed cut provides more space through the torso; neither description guarantees the same dimensions across every shirt. Size charts, garment measurements, and personal preferences are more helpful than assuming a familiar size will always feel identical. A close fit can reduce loose fabric during burpees or kettlebell work, but it should not pull across the upper back when the arms reach forward. A roomier shirt can feel easy during casual lifting and stretching, provided the hem and sleeves do not interfere with equipment or hand placement. Compression styles create a deliberately snug feel and are different from an ordinary fitted tee; they are a preference rather than a requirement for effective training. Length deserves attention, too. A hem that covers the waistband while standing may ride up during an overhead press, and an excessively long body can bunch beneath a lifting belt. Side vents can help a shirt move around the hips, while a slightly extended back hem offers added coverage during bending and seated exercises. Sleeve shape also changes how a top feels in motion. Raglan sleeves move the seam away from the top of the shoulder, and underarm gussets add room where repeated reaching places tension on the fabric. Neither feature is essential, but both can be helpful for someone whose routine includes frequent overhead work. Smooth seams and printed neck labels may reduce rubbing during repetitive movement, especially when perspiration makes skin more sensitive. Short sleeves provide coverage without much bulk, sleeveless cuts leave the shoulders uncovered, and long sleeves offer more skin coverage for personal comfort or contact with shared benches and mats. A useful movement check is simple: reach overhead, extend both arms forward, and sit into a squat. The shirt should allow those positions without pinching at the underarms, tugging at the neckline, or requiring constant adjustment.

Durability becomes noticeable after repeated workouts and laundry cycles, not just during the first wear. Secure stitching, a neckline that returns to shape, and fabric that rebounds after stretching are useful qualities in a regularly worn training shirt. Heavier fabric may feel more substantial, but weight alone does not establish toughness; fiber type, knit construction, and finishing all contribute. Friction from a barbell, a textured bench, a lifting belt, or a gym bag strap can eventually cause pilling or abrasion, particularly on delicate surfaces. Shirts used for equipment-heavy sessions may benefit from a smoother, more tightly knit construction, while lighter, airy fabrics can suit cardio-focused workouts where less rubbing occurs. Care habits help preserve both feel and function. Follow the garment’s care label, wash perspiration-soaked tops promptly, and let them dry fully rather than leaving them bundled in a closed bag. Turning shirts inside out can reduce wear on the outer surface, and fastening zippers on other garments helps limit snagging in the wash. Avoid fabric softener when the care instructions advise against it, since residue can interfere with moisture management in some performance fabrics. High dryer heat can also shorten the life of stretch fibers or affect printed details, so use the recommended drying method rather than treating every workout shirt like a cotton towel. Having several tops in rotation gives each one time to be washed and dried between sessions. These shirts can make practical gifts for a regular gymgoer, a college student building a workout wardrobe, or someone starting a new training routine, especially when the recipient’s preferred fit and sleeve length are known. For a coordinated training setup, footwear deserves a separate fit check: Men's Wide Cross Training Shoes are worth considering for someone who needs additional width rather than extra shoe length. From the shirt’s shoulder room to the space around the feet, comfortable gear leaves fewer distractions between the first warm-up movement and the final set.
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