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The Under Armour Tech Graphic T-Shirt is a versatile performance top designed for active kids who need reliable comfort during sports, training, or daily play. Featuring specialized UA Tech fabric, the shirt excels at moisture management and provides an ultra-soft, natural feel; however, parents should note that as a polyester-based garment, it performs best when kept away from high-heat tumble drying to preserve fabric integrity.
| Age Group | kids |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Material | Polyester |
| Child Size UK | 9-10 |
| Model Part Number | 6013833-312-YMD |
| Brand | Under Armour |
Yes, the UA Tech fabric is highly breathable and designed to wick sweat, making it ideal for warm climates and high-intensity movement.
It is not recommended to iron this shirt as high heat can damage the synthetic polyester fibers.
Wash the garment in a laundry mesh bag to protect it from zippers, buttons, or other abrasive items in the wash.
With proper care and avoiding heavy chemical detergents or softeners, the odor-minimizing properties are designed to last for the life of the garment.
The shirt is designed with a standard athletic fit, providing a comfortable, non-restrictive feel consistent with typical youth sizing.
Ensure no fabric softener was used in the wash, as this clogs the moisture-wicking pores.
Wash the shirt inside out to allow the water and detergent to better reach the areas where sweat accumulates.
To ensure the longevity of the UA Tech fabric, follow these care instructions: machine wash the garment in cold water with similar colors. Use only non-chlorine bleach if necessary. Tumble dry on a low heat setting, or preferably, hang-dry the shirt to maintain the fabric's technical properties. Avoid the use of fabric softeners, as these can interfere with the moisture-wicking and odor-control technology embedded in the fibers.
