Men's Long-Sleeve Running Shirt, Breathable, Slim Fit, Crew Neck

The moment the shirt sticks at the five-kilometer mark

Cotton shirts soak up sweat and stick to the skin by the five-kilometer mark at the latest, while a chafing neck label is annoying with every step. The long-sleeve running shirt is made from a lightweight, technical polyester fabric that wicks moisture away instead of holding it in – the fabric stays dry and light even on long runs, and the tag-free crew neck doesn't chafe.

What the shirt really delivers

• Lightweight, breathable polyester fabric – the fine rib structure of the fabric (180–250 g) allows air to circulate and wicks sweat away from the skin instead of storing it.
• Slim, athletic cut – the slim-fit design fits close to the body without restricting arm movement or deep breathing.
• Tag-free crew neck – no sewn-in neck label means no chafing on long runs or under backpack straps.
• Eight color options – from subtle tones to signal colors for better visibility in dim light.

Suitable for beginner runners as well as ambitious endurance athletes, for trail running in spring and autumn, and for anyone looking for a long-sleeve shirt that doesn't get too warm even in cooler temperatures, whether on the running track, cycling, or in the gym.

The most common concern – and how it's solved

The biggest concern with long-sleeve running shirts: after a few kilometers, the fabric sticks to the body and gets unpleasantly cold when you stop. The fine rib structure of the polyester fabric was specifically designed to quickly wick moisture away from the skin, so the shirt stays dry even after longer sessions. For care, machine wash at 30 degrees; fabric softener should be avoided as it can impair the moisture-wicking properties of the fabric.

Whoever wears this shirt is ready for their next run without having to worry about wet, sticky fabrics.