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Men's sportswear — comfort, performance and breathability

Whether you run, play soccer, train at the gym or take on winter, the right technical apparel makes the difference. At Soccer Sport Fitness, you'll find tops, shorts, pants, jackets, base layers and accessories built for performance — from brands like Under Armour, Puma, Brooks, Champion, 2XU, Columbia and Smartwool.

On this page: How to choose · By category · By sport · By brand · By season · Sizing · FAQ

How to choose men's sportswear

Good sportswear is first about breathability and sweat-wicking. Technical fabrics (dry-fit style, in polyester or recycled polyester) pull moisture away from the skin to keep you dry, unlike cotton, which holds it. Look for freedom of movement too: a suitable cut and stretch fabric follow the body without hindering your stride or motion.

Compression supports the muscles, aids circulation and helps recovery — useful on long efforts and after training. For the cold, think in layers: a base layer that wicks moisture and regulates temperature, an insulating mid-layer for warmth, and an outer windproof or waterproof shell against the elements. In summer, aim for ultralight and maximum ventilation.

Shop by category

Tops — t-shirts and tanks, sweaters and sweatshirts, base layers.
Pants and shorts — shorts, pants and joggers, leggings.
Coats and jackets — windbreakers, rain, winter.
Underwear and socks.
Accessories — caps and toques, gloves, sport bags.

By sport

Every discipline has its needs. For running, prioritize light and breathable (technical tee, shorts, leggings in winter). For soccer, a technical jersey, shorts and socks. For gym and training, go for stretch and freedom of movement. And for the outdoors, the layering approach (base layer, insulation, windbreaker) rules.

Shop by brand

Our technical apparel brands: Under Armour, Puma, Brooks, 2XU (compression), Champion, Columbia, Smartwool (merino), Salomon and ASICS.

By season

In Canada, your kit changes with the weather. Summer calls for ultralight, ventilated pieces; fall and spring, a mid-layer and a windbreaker; winter, a thermal base layer under an insulated jacket; rain, a breathable waterproof shell.

Activity	Recommended kit
Running	Breathable tee + shorts (or leggings in winter)
Gym / training	Stretch top + shorts or joggers
Soccer	Technical jersey + shorts + socks
Outdoors / hiking	Base layer + mid-layer + windbreaker
Winter	Thermal base layer + insulated or windproof jacket

How to choose the right size

Go by each brand's size chart (they vary: Under Armour generally fits true, some European brands run narrower). For compression, the fit should be snug but not restrict breathing; for an outer shell, allow room for the layers underneath. Between two sizes, choose by use: fitted for performance, roomier for comfort.

Our expert advice

For years, our team has advised runners, soccer players and athletes of all levels in choosing their technical apparel. Our selection prioritizes comfort, breathability and durability, to offer gear suited to training and competition alike. Come see us in store or write to us: we'll help you put together the right kit for your sport and the season.

See also our men's shoes and our women's sportswear section.

What should I wear to run?

A breathable technical tee or tank and shorts in summer; leggings and a light long-sleeve when it's cool; in winter, add a thermal base layer and a windbreaker. Avoid cotton, which holds moisture.

How do I choose sport shorts?

Pick the length and cut by activity (shorter and lighter for running, roomier for the gym), a sweat-wicking fabric, and check for a built-in compression liner and pockets if you need them.

Which fabric is the most breathable?

Technical polyester fabrics (often recycled) and blends with spandex wick moisture very well. Merino wool is excellent for temperature regulation and odour control. Cotton holds sweat and dries slowly.

Should I wear compression?

Compression isn't mandatory, but it supports the muscles, aids circulation and helps recovery. It's especially useful on long efforts and after training.

How do I wash technical apparel?

Wash cold on a gentle cycle, without fabric softener (it clogs the breathable fibres) or bleach. Air-dry rather than tumble-dry to preserve the stretch and the fabric's technologies.

What's the difference between cotton and polyester for sport?

Polyester wicks moisture and dries fast, ideal for effort. Cotton is comfortable at rest but absorbs sweat, stays wet and cools the body — best avoided for intense training.