RARP-ID Fitness
Unisex Hooded Long-Sleeve Tee
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Unisex Hooded Long-Sleeve Tee — Lightweight Training Layer
The Unisex Hooded Long-Sleeve Tee from RARP-ID bridges the gap between a lightweight training top and a full hoodie — perfect for layering up without the bulk. Available in 6 colourways including Black, Heather Navy, Grey Triblend, True Royal, Charcoal-Black Triblend, and White, each with a distinctive fabric finish that gives the tee its own character. Whether you're warming up, cooling down, or heading to and from a session, this is the layer you reach for.
Fabric & Construction
Solid colours are made from 100% Airlume combed cotton — a premium cotton that is softer, finer, and more durable than standard combed cotton due to the additional combing process that removes shorter fibres. Heather colourways use 52% cotton and 48% polyester for a slightly textured, heather-toned finish. Triblend colourways use 50% polyester, 25% combed ring-spun cotton, and 25% rayon — delivering the vintage, worn-in aesthetic and lightweight drape that makes triblend fabrics so comfortable.
Fit & Design
Featuring a fitted hood and long sleeves in a slim athletic cut that layers comfortably under a jacket or wears well alone. The slim cut avoids the boxy silhouette of standard long-sleeve tees while remaining comfortable through training movements. Available in XS through 2XL.
Styling & Pairing
Pairs with any RARP-ID training bottoms — shorts, joggers, or tracksuit pants. Works equally well as a standalone training layer or under an outer jacket for outdoor sessions. Browse the full RARP-ID activewear collection.
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