Ditch the Wool and Get High Tech in Under Armour Sweaters

You probably have at least a drawerful of cozy wool sweaters that you love to cozy up to when the temperatures drop. But those snuggly go-tos can’t do it all—in fact, they have some serious limitations. Unpleasant interactions with moisture, shrinkage and lint-attraction are only a few of wool’s drawbacks. Luckily, Under Armour offers a high-tech alternative that looks just as good.

Who needs wool when you’ve got Under Armour? Learn what makes an Under Armour sweater the warmer that you’ll love for a lifetime.

Water-Resistant

Wool never seems like such a bad idea when in wet climates. A few drops of water might not seem like a catastrophe at first, but let it get in contact with a wool sweater and you’ll become intimately acquainted with just how unpleasant rain can be. Wool takes in moisture and retains it ad infinitum, sometimes leading to unpleasant chills or, worse, mold. Under Armour’s sweaters are moisture-resistant and dry quickly, letting you stay warm and happy even in the dampest conditions.

Layer Effect

Real outdoorspeople know that the secret to warmth in any weather is the strategic application of layers of insulating clothing. A close-fitting inner layer, a fluffy insulating middle layer and a wind-and-waterproof outer layer make up the perfect warming combination, but with Under Armour, you can get all three in just one garment. The layered textural fabrics are soft and cuddly, but they pack a serious insulating punch.

Moisture Transport

In addition to their water resistance, which keep you safe from unpredictable weather, Under Armour sweaters work overtime to conduct the moisture created by your own body. Under Armour’s signature Moisture Transport system wicks moisture away from the body and moves it to the outer layer of every garment, allowing it to dry faster and keeping you comfortable and chafe-free.

When it comes to layering, a good sweater is a must-have. Under Armour’s options do more for you than any average woolen ever could.

Warm up better in Under Armour.