MILLET Training

Frequently Asked Questions

• What makes Millet training apparel like the Perform Light Shirt suited for high‑intensity workouts?

  Millet training pieces such as the Perform Light Shirt use lightweight polyester/elastane blends and Drynamix™‑style fabrics for rapid moisture wicking and 4‑way stretch, while flatlock seams and laser‑cut ventilation zones reduce chafing and improve airflow. Many pieces also incorporate Polygiene anti‑odor treatments or merino blends to control odors during prolonged efforts.
• How should I size Millet training shorts and tops for the best mobility during workouts?

  Millet tends toward an athletic/slim European cut, so check Millet’s size chart and measurements against your chest, waist, and hip dimensions; if you’re between sizes, choose based on desired layering and mobility (size up for more room). Look for adjustable waists, stretch panels, and articulated seams on shorts to ensure unhindered movement for squats, lunges, and trail strides.
• How do Millet Trail Runner Shoes compare to Millet shoes made for indoor training or gym use?

  Millet Trail Runner Shoes prioritize grip, protective toe reinforcement, and abrasion‑resistant uppers with DWR or taped seams for mixed‑terrain durability, making them better for trails and variable conditions. Indoor or gym‑focused Millet trainers instead favor flatter, more flexible soles and responsive midsole cushioning for court work, lifting, and treadmill use, trading aggressive tread and protection for agility and ground feel.
• Which construction features matter most when choosing a Millet training pack or accessory for long sessions?

  For long training sessions prioritize lightweight, ventilated back panels, ergonomic shoulder straps with 4‑way stretch, and multiple zippered pockets or a secure hydration sleeve to keep essentials stable and breathable. Reinforced stress points, durable recycled nylon, and discreet reflective accents add longevity and safety without significant weight penalty.
• How do Millet’s sustainable materials and treatments affect performance and longevity in training gear?

  Millet often uses recycled nylon and bluesign®‑approved fabrics, which retain good abrasion resistance while reducing environmental impact; DWR finishes and Polygiene anti‑odor treatments help keep pieces drier and fresher on long efforts. These choices can slightly change break‑in behavior compared with untreated fabrics, so follow low‑heat washing and air‑dry care to preserve DWR, stretch, and anti‑odor performance.