DRSKIN makes men's compression wear and has sold it through the retailer since 2014: full-length and three-quarter tights, compression shorts, long- and short-sleeve shirts, sleeveless and hooded tanks, and fleece-lined thermals. The twenty-three listings in this catalogue are the range as sold in the United States.
It is one fabric cut into many shapes. Knowing that makes the catalogue easy to read, because the differences between listings are length, sleeve, color and pack count, not construction.
One blend, several cuts
Every item is 92% polyester and 8% spandex, described as smooth, light and non-abrasion with elasticity that survives frequent washing. The tights add four-way stretch and flatlock seams to limit chafing. The shorts and three-quarter tights add mesh panels. The thermals keep the blend and add a fleece lining. The tanks are the same fabric listed as machine washable.
Moisture handling is shared too: a two-way air circulation system that wicks sweat and dries quickly, listed as cooling in summer and holding heat in winter. Sun protection is stated per piece as UPF 50+ or 98.8% UV blocking, which in practice means every item is meant to be worn alone in the sun.
Reading the DRSKIN listings
Products are named by cut, color code and pack. A code such as SBB01 or MGY-B02 is a colorway; 3P means three pieces; a bracketed list such as B01 2P plus MBB02 1P means a mixed pack. The photos show the number of pieces, because a single-piece photo and a three-piece photo are different products.
Sizes here run from Small to 2XL depending on the item, and the fit rule is the same throughout: intentionally tighter than regular leggings, size up for a looser feel. The thermal tights describe the fit as very tight. Treat that as the sizing guide for shirts as well.
Choosing length, sleeve, season and pack
Length first: full tights for cold or for support, three-quarters for sports played in shorts, compression shorts for summer. Sleeve next: long for sun and cold, short for swimming and heat, none for lifting. Season last: the standard fabric for most of the year, the fleece-lined thermals when the temperature drops.
Then pick a pack. A single piece is the way to test the compression fit; a three-pack in one color builds a rotation; a mixed pack or the four-pack of shirts covers several team colors. Most people end up with one three-pack of tights, one of shirts and a pair of shorts, which is why those three sit at the top of the home page.
Train warmer, recover better
Compression tights, shorts, shirts and fleece-lined thermals, single or in packs. Check sizes and today’s price.