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Men’s Long Sleeve Running Shirts

Fractel's mens long sleeve running shirt is cut for cooler mornings, shoulder-season runs and anything that needs a bit more coverage.

UPF Protection, Thumbholes and Reflective Detail

UPF 50+ covers every panel, so you're covered even when the shirt's your only layer. Thumbholes keep sleeves in place without bunching, and reflective detailing adds visibility on darker starts. Quick-dry fabric stops it clinging once the effort ramps up.

Layer it over a tee or swap down to a singlet as the temperature climbs, and finish the kit with our cap and hat range.

Liam McKenzie wearing a mens long sleeve running shirt
Liam McKenzie wearing a mens long sleeve running shirt

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FAQs

At what temperature should I switch from short sleeve to a mens long sleeve running shirt?

Once mornings drop below about 13C, most runners are more comfortable in a long sleeve, especially if there's any wind. Above that, you'll likely overheat once you're a kilometre or two in.

Do mens long sleeve running shirts work for trail running as well as road running?

Yes, the same moisture-wicking, breathable fabric that works on the road holds up on trails too. If you're regularly scrambling through bush or brushing past branches, look for a slightly heavier or more abrasion-resistant long sleeve rather than the lightest option in the range.

Can I wash a mens long sleeve running shirt on a normal cycle?

A cold gentle cycle is best, ideally in a wash bag if it has any reflective detailing or thumbholes. Skip the fabric softener so the moisture-wicking finish keeps working, then hang to dry rather than tumble dry.

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