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Under Armour HWT Property OF SS
Embrace the men's t-shirt Under Armour HWT Property OF SS in the Titanium/Castlerock combination and establish a relaxed streetwear foundation for your everyday outfit. The abbreviation HWT in the name signifies heavyweight construction, giving the t-shirt a sturdier and more substantial feel than a typical basic. The bold
The t-shirt is crafted from a jersey knit blend of cotton and polyester. Cotton is soft against the skin, while polyester helps maintain shape even with frequent wear. The oversized cut and short sleeves create a relaxed silhouette, while the classic crew neck maintains a clean line. You can wear the t-shirt on its own with cargo pants or jeans and sneakers, or as a base layer under an unbuttoned hoodie or overshirt for the city. Under Armour is an American brand founded by Kevin Plank in 1996 in Baltimore. It gained fame for its functional sportswear, and its lifestyle pieces inherit durability and a sporty character from this background.

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Under Armour was founded in 1996 by Kevin Plank, a former University of Maryland football player. Plank was tired of sweating through T-shirts during practice, so he decided to create moisture-wicking sportswear that would keep athletes cool and dry during exercise. Since then, Under Armour has become one of the most reliable manufacturers of sportswear, used by elite athletes and everyday people looking for comfort. Under Armour's success lies in its commitment to innovation and the use of cutting-edge technology.
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