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About This Item
Built with a performance mindset, made for everyday wear. This Nike Tech baselayer has soft, stretchy and insulating fabric. Cut with a secure, tight fit, it's equally comfortable layered or worn on its own.
Fit & Design
Tight fit
Offers a close cut through the body and sleeves
Flat-stitched seams give a smooth feel and a technical look
Reflective Nike Tech chest graphic
Embroidered Nike Swoosh logo
Additional Details:
Not intended for use as Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This jacket is oversized, lightweight, and super comfortable. The fit gives that relaxed street-wear look I love, and it’s perfect for tossing on after the gym when I want something light to cover up with. It’s definitely too heavy to work out in, but the oversized fit is really flattering and easy to style. Even though it’s a men’s jacket, I actually prefer it. I love wearing men’s pieces, especially full-zips, because they offer a style and fit that you don’t always find in women’s options. And honestly, did I mention how much it elevates my whole look? It adds that effortless, sporty vibe that I love in the Nike Lifestyle collection.
Julian
6 months ago
Perfect For Training Throughout The Next Few Seasons.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Nike Tech Pro Layer Longsleeve Top is a form fitting short that is perfect for training. The patterns on the outside gives you a sleek and futuristic look, while maintaining all the features that Nike does best with training gear. The Dri-FIT technology of the material allows you to stay dry while working up a sweat during training. The padding on the inside also gives you heat insolation to wear during this fall/winter season. It will make for the perfect undershirt while doing any outdoor running and training. As it gets cooler I plan on doing just that. While working out I was able to do everything that I normally do with full range of motion. Nike excels at performance and style. The material is form fitting, but it is not restrictive in any way.
Moto
6 months ago
Multiply
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Nike Tech Pro Layer Longsleeve Top is not your average top. As soon as you put this top on, you feel the difference in the feel compared to other performance tops. This top is well suited for performance with its ribbed design and moisture absorbing fabric. Not to mention, the tight but loose fit gives the ability to run or jump without the interruption of a lot of extra fabric. Individuals who may not necessarily be in the market for a top for playing basketball, walking, or jogging this shirt is perfect for you, too. The mock turtle neck on this top makes it perfect for overlaying with a short sleeved shirt, a pair of jeans, and sneakers. This is the perfect top for anyone looking for a multi functional top this fall/winter.
Kris
6 months ago
Great For Intense Physical Activity
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this as an undergarment under motorcycle gear, and it’s great for keeping sweat off you while thick enough to protect your skin from your armor, branches, and even the occasionally slow-speed tumble. Washes and dries easily, so it’s a great piece for a multi-day sweaty trip as well.
JC
6 months ago
Nike Tech Pro Layer Longsleeve Top
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The top runs a little large, but the relaxed fit contributes to its overall comfort. Unlike many thermal layers, it’s not itchy against the skin, and it breathes exceptionally well. This makes it easy to wear for extended periods without overheating or feeling restricted. It’s not overly warm, which at this time of year actually works in its favor, providing a balance between insulation and breathability. The standout feature is the cooling panels on the back, which effectively reduce sweat build-up when carrying a backpack or while sitting. This detail makes it especially versatile for both athletic use and everyday wear. My only complaint is that the grey accents break up the look in a way that some might find distracting, and an all-black option would likely look sleeker and more versatile.
