Jetty Training

Frequently Asked Questions

• What materials and fabric technologies are used in Jetty training apparel?

  Jetty training pieces commonly use polyester/spandex blends and other synthetic knits that prioritize stretch, moisture-wicking, and quick-dry performance. Many items feature flatlock seams and anti-odor finishes for comfort during high-intensity sessions, and some styles incorporate recycled fibers or UPF treatments for sun protection.
• How do I choose between Jetty training shorts, leggings, and tees for different workouts?

  Choose shorts for high-intensity cardio and hot-weather runs where airflow and freedom of movement matter, leggings for cooler conditions, yoga, or workouts that benefit from compression and coverage, and tees for layering—look for lightweight mesh or polyester blends for breathability. Check features like gussets, waistband construction, and secure pockets to match the demands of HIIT, trail running, or studio sessions.
• Do Jetty training garments run true to size and how should I pick my size?

  Most Jetty styles follow standard sizing (XS–XXL), but fit varies by cut—compression or slim-fit pieces run snug while regular or relaxed styles allow room for layering. Use the brand’s size chart and your measurements, and review product-specific notes like inseam or rise and customer feedback to decide whether to size up or down.
• How do Jetty Training Shorts compare to Jetty Training Leggings for running and HIIT?

  Training shorts offer superior ventilation and freedom of movement for sprints and hot-weather runs, often with built-in liners or multiple pockets, while leggings provide more muscle support, abrasion protection, and thermal coverage for cold-weather runs or strength sessions. Choose shorts if you prioritize airflow and minimal layers, and pick leggings for compression benefits, longer-distance comfort, or activities with more floor contact like yoga.
• What’s the best way to care for Jetty training fabrics to preserve performance?

  Wash cold on a gentle cycle, fasten zippers and closures, and avoid fabric softeners and bleach—air-dry or tumble on low to protect elastane and moisture-wicking finishes. Avoid high heat and excessive agitation to maintain fit, stretch, and anti-odor treatments over time.