Under Armour ColdGear®

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Overview

Under Armour ColdGear, introduced in 1997 by the U.S. sports brand Under Armour, is a base-layer technology and collection for cold conditions. It features two-layer fabric with a brushed, insulating inner layer, combining quick-drying and moisture-wicking properties with lightweight construction that minimizes bulk. Related technologies include ColdGear Infrared.

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Core base-layer line for cold conditions

A core line of thermal base layers launched by Under Armour in 1997, following HeatGear, p

A core line of thermal base layers launched by Under Armour in 1997, following HeatGear, primarily for wear in cold environments. Its design premise is to maintain mobility and a dry feel while ensuring warmth, including through features such as a two-layer construction. It serves as a foundation for winter practice, competition, and outdoor training. Positioned as a seasonal core line alongside HeatGear, it also provides a technical foundation for other related categories, such as Sportstyle and Tactical.

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