The Kiss Women's Athletic T-Shirt

Two figures printed on a yellow ground. Yellow is the rarest colour in activewear and there is a reason for that, which is worth knowing before you order: it is the shade that shows sweat most clearly. This shirt gets away with it because the fabric moves moisture off the surface instead of holding it there.

Why A Yellow Training Shirt Usually Fails

• Cotton would be unwearable in this colour. An absorbent fabric darkens where it is wet and stays that way, which is why bright training shirts are almost always synthetic.
• MaxDri moves the moisture out. The wicking finish pulls sweat to the surface where it evaporates rather than pooling in the cloth, so the shade stays even.
• The mesh keeps air moving. An open structure dries faster than a solid knit, which compounds the effect.

The Fabric Specification

92% polyester with 8% spandex at 4.42 oz per square yard, 150 gsm, in a soft four-way stretch sports mesh. MicroBlok antimicrobial fabric limits odour between washes, and the construction uses overlock and coverstitch, the flat hem finish that lies smooth under a waistband.

Being Seen Is A Feature Here

Yellow is the most visible colour in low light, which makes this the shirt in the range best suited to an early run or an evening one. It is high visibility rather than reflective, so it helps in dusk and street lighting but does nothing in full dark, where a reflective band is what actually works.

What To Wear It With

Black or charcoal leggings and shorts. Yellow at full strength does not want a second bright colour anywhere in the outfit, and a dark bottom half is also what keeps the shirt the visible part.

Sweat, Visibility And Sizing

Will sweat show on yellow? Far less than on cotton, because the fabric wicks rather than absorbs. It is still a light colour, so a hard session will show more than it would on black.

Is this reflective for night running? No. It is a bright colour, which helps in dusk and under streetlights, but it carries no reflective element and is not a substitute for one after dark.

Do I take my normal size? Take the row your chest measurement lands on. It reads snug, which is intended for an athletic cut, and the four-way stretch makes that comfortable.

Size Guide

These are body measurements, not garment measurements. Run a tape around the fullest part of your chest with your arms down, keep it level, and match the figure below. The fabric has four-way stretch, so a snug reading is fine; if you want room to layer, take the next size up.