Men’s Merino Blend Training T-Shirt and Shorts Set
Lightweight merino-blend training set in soft butter yellow and graphite: a breathable tee with underarm gussets paired with seven-inch shorts with crotch gusset and side splits.
- Tee in 60% TENCEL Lyocell / 40% merino wool — merino for temperature regulation, lyocell for drape and quick-dry
- Shorts in 80% TENCEL Lyocell / 20% merino wool — enough wool for odour control without the itch
- Raglan-inspired shoulder seam and underarm gusset for arm freedom without pulling
- Seven-inch shorts with crotch gusset, internal drawcord, side pockets and side splits
- Butter yellow tee against graphite shorts — one trend colour balanced by a commercial neutral
Men's Merino Blend Training Set Description
The fibre blend is the whole point of this set, and it is different on the top and the bottom for a reason. The tee runs 60% TENCEL Lyocell to 40% merino wool: merino regulates temperature and resists odour, while lyocell gives the fabric drape and a faster dry time than pure wool. Push the merino higher on a tee and it becomes warmer and slower to dry, which is wrong for training.
The shorts go the other way — 80% lyocell to 20% merino. Shorts sit against the thigh where movement generates heat and where itch is felt most, so the wool share is reduced and the lyocell carries the handle. Twenty percent merino is still enough to keep odour under control across a session and a trip home.
Construction is built around movement rather than around decoration. The tee uses a raglan-inspired shoulder seam, which moves the seam away from the shoulder point where a set-in sleeve pulls when the arm goes overhead, and an underarm gusset that removes the pinch point at the base of the armhole. The shorts add a crotch gusset for the same reason — a plain seam at the crotch restricts stride, and a gusset removes it.
At seven inches the shorts sit above the knee with side splits at the hem. The splits are not decoration: they give the hem room to open as the leg drives forward, which is what stops a fixed-hem short from riding up during running.
Merino Blend Training Set Specifications
| Design | OEM / ODM |
| Tee Fabric | 60% TENCEL Lyocell / 40% Merino Wool; 125–150 GSM |
| Shorts Fabric | 80% TENCEL Lyocell / 20% Merino Wool; 150–180 GSM |
| Feature | Breathable, temperature regulating, odour resistant, quick dry |
| Fit | Regular athletic fit |
| Tee Details | Crew neck, raglan-inspired shoulder seam, underarm gusset |
| Shorts Details | 7 inch inseam, internal drawcord, crotch gusset, side pockets, side splits |
| Colour | Can be customized as Pantone No |
| Size | Provide all sizes or a Customized size |
| Logo | Heat transfer, Silicone, Embroidery, Woven label |
| MOQ | 1,000 pcs per style per color |
| Label&Tag | Customized |
| Packing | Packed as requirements |
| Care | Machine wash cold on wool / gentle cycle; wash with similar colors; do not bleach; reshape and dry flat |
| FOB port | Xiamen |
| Payment terms | T/T |
| Delivery time | Within 25-40 days after confirming the details of the pre-production sample |
| Shipping | By sea, by air, by DHL/UPS/TNT, etc. |
Get a Quote for Merino Training Sets
Send your colour references, blend preference and size range for an OEM / ODM quotation. MOQ 1,000 pcs per style per colour.
Merino Training Set Applications
Built for gym training, running, hiking and travel — the range where a garment is worn hard and then worn again before it can be washed. Merino’s odour resistance is what makes that possible, and it is the reason this set sells into travel and multi-day programmes rather than only into the gym.
Merino Blend Development Notes
Two specifications drive this set. First, the blend ratio per garment: the tee and the shorts are not the same composition and should not be quoted as one fabric. Pushing merino higher raises warmth and cost and slows drying; pushing lyocell higher improves drape but reduces odour control. Second, the gussets: underarm on the tee and crotch on the shorts both remove a seam at a point where movement pulls, and both need to be set in the pattern rather than added later. Fabric weights, inseam, split depth, drawcord type are confirmed at sampling. Shrinkage on a wool-containing knit is confirmed on the approval sample, since wool blends behave differently from all-synthetic knits after the first wash.
