ATLAS PERFORMANCE TEE — STORM GREY

TITANS REALM LTD

£30

Men's grey performance t-shirt built for the realm. The Atlas Performance Tee in Storm Grey is an athletic-fit training top engineered with mesh side and back panels that ventilate where you run hottest, plus a reflective spine detail for low-light sessions. Made from an 85% nylon, 15% spandex blend with four-way stretch that moves with you rep for rep, with sweat-wicking, quick-dry technology to keep you cool from first set to last. Athletic fit, crew neck, TITANS helmet mark at the chest. Engineered for the work, built for the realm. 85% nylon, 15% spandex — four-way stretch performance fabr

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