Under Armour Rival Tricot Tracksuit - Blue/White - XXL




The Under Armour Rival Tricot Tracksuit is designed for active women who prioritize both athletic style and all-day comfort. This matching set offers a versatile look suitable for warm-ups, post-workout recovery, or casual lounging. While it delivers excellent durability and moisture management, users should note that the polyester material has a specific athletic sheen and fit that may not suit those looking for heavy winter insulation.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Blue |
| Accent Colour | White |
| Material | Polyester |
| Size | XXL |
| Dress Size UK | 22 |
| Brand | Under Armour |
While it is comfortable for warm-ups and light movement, it is primarily designed as athletic leisurewear rather than high-performance technical compression gear.
The fit is athletic, meaning it is designed to be relatively fitted. If you prefer a loose or baggy look for lounging, consider sizing up.
Yes, both pieces are designed to coordinate with other athletic wear in your wardrobe, making them highly versatile.
No, the polyester tricot is breathable and moisture-wicking, but it is not intended to protect against rain.
When cared for according to the instructions—specifically using cold water and low-heat drying—the fabric is highly resistant to shrinking.
Avoid contact with abrasive surfaces like hook-and-loop fasteners or rough gym equipment to maintain the smooth finish of the tricot.
Wash with a small amount of vinegar or use a static-reduction dryer sheet on a low-heat cycle.
To keep your Under Armour Rival Tricot Tracksuit in peak condition, always check the internal garment label before washing. Generally, machine wash in cold water with similar colors to prevent fading or dye transfer. Use mild detergents and avoid heavy bleach or fabric softeners, as these can degrade the moisture-wicking capabilities of the synthetic polyester fibers. When drying, tumble dry on a low setting or air dry to minimize the risk of shrinkage. Avoid ironing the fabric directly, as high heat can damage the synthetic fibers.