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100% Polyester, or as some marketers call it: PolyArmour. Haha. Underarmour developed a way to manufacture polyester so that the body's moisture will be kind of sucked through channels of the special polyester (synthetic) fabric instead of being trapped near an athlete's body, such as cotton would do. UA calls it "moisture wicking."

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It depends on the model and fit of the shirt. As it's basic level it's a synthetic material that is whisks away moisture.

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