With the Vanish Pro Tee, Under Armour introduces Neolast, a high-performance fabric that it claims will solve environmental problems with regular elastane while also promising durability, elasticity, and breathability.
The Neolast fiber innovation from the brand will only be available on the Under Armour website. Its goal is to assist the firm in achieving its 2030 target of having 75% less spandex in its goods.
John Hardy III, senior director of product at Under Armour, stated, “We took a minimalist approach to the design, eliminating distractions and allowing the Neolast material to truly shine.” “We’re thrilled to offer more performance clothing that takes advantage of the future of stretch to athletes worldwide. We’re proud to have created the first apparel with this innovation.”
The Vanish Pro Neolast t-shirts honor its heritage by reversing the brand’s initial 1996 compression t-shirt color scheme, which paired a white logo with a black base.
