Can anyone recommend a short sleeved (not cap sleeved), crew neck (not v neck), relaxed fit workout tee (moisture wicking) that isn't see through? Something that isn't clingy, super tight, or cropped. That is longer in length and long enough to cover the unflattering belly area and isn't tight on the arms. Without any inspirational words or phrases on the front.
Just a simple, relaxed fit workout tee.
Thanks!
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Short sleeve, relaxed fit workout tee recommendations
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I like plain under armour t shirts. I wear the v necks so I can’t vouch for the crew necks but they look like a similar fit
https://www.underarmour.com/en-us/ua...pid1305510-475
https://www.underarmour.com/en-us/wo...cid1277207-100
I buy these and I like the fit.
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I like that first one a lot! Thanks!
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My DH gave me this top from Lululemon for my birthday, and it's become my fave because the fabric is so light and perfectly drapes! It checks all of your boxes as well.
https://shop.lululemon.com/p/tops-sh...98?color=34370~ Laura
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Costco had been selling one.
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Yep. I have one. I throw it on after my workout as I like form fitting for exercise tome. If you don’t have a Costco membership, here it is on eBay https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Womens-...item2864f88017
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Have you tried working out in a tank top? It's so much nicer not having sleeves, allows better movement. There are plenty of styles that aren't fitted. At my gym (we do HIIT) so many women have switched to tanks as they allow for freer (sp?) movement.
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I had bought the Tuff brand top linked above from Costco, but returned b/c the sleeves were just slightly too cap sleeved for my taste. And I don't want tank tops for the same reason-- not a fan of my arms and very self conscious of the flabby arms. I know I shouldn't care about that when working out, but I know it makes me feel self conscious.
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Everyone at the gym has an “imperfection” they’re working on and likely pretty singularly focused on their body, not yours.
I’d die of heat if I wore a t-shirt.
When in doubt, do a walk through TJ Maxx, Kohl’s and Target. You might find something. You might need to look at men’s though as that style isn’t really popular for women.
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Zella has longer style shirts that are perfect for what you describe. Nordstrom has them. And they are often on sale online or in store.
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