Under Armour UA Vibe Woven Joggers - Green

UA Storm technology is a durable water-repellent (DWR) finish applied to the fabric. It repels water, helping to keep you dry in light rain or damp conditions without sacrificing breathability.

These joggers are lightweight and designed primarily for warm-ups and moderate conditions. They offer some wind resistance but may not provide sufficient insulation for very cold weather. Layering may be necessary for colder temperatures.

The joggers have a 'fitted' cut, meaning they are streamlined. Use the external drawcord for waist adjustment. Refer to the inseam length (29.5") to gauge the fit around the ankles. If you prefer a looser fit, consider sizing up, but be aware this may alter the intended silhouette.

The main body fabric is 87% Polyester and 13% Elastane. The main body fabric also contains at least 80% recycled polyester, excluding trims and embellishments.

Yes, you can machine wash them cold with like colors and tumble dry on low. Avoid chlorine bleach, ironing, and fabric softeners, as these can damage the fabric or its performance features.

They feature open hand pockets for easy access and a secure snap-closure back pocket for storing small items like keys or a card.

Yes, the main body fabric is made with at least 80% recycled polyester, and they use a fluorine-free water repellent treatment, making them a more sustainable choice.

Ensure the waistband drawcord is loosened. If the overall fit is too restrictive, consider if the 'fitted' style meets your preference or if a size up might be more suitable, though it may affect the intended streamlined fit.

Avoid using fabric softeners during washing. Consider a re-treatment with a fluorine-free water repellent spray designed for athletic apparel after several washes.

For valuables, utilize the secure snap-closure back pocket. For items needed during intense activity, consider a secure armband or belt instead of relying solely on the hand pockets.

Ensure you are following the care instructions, particularly avoiding fabric softeners. A low-heat tumble dry can sometimes help restore fabric softness.