Men’s Running Clothes

Focus on garments that wick away sweat, can be combined in layers and protect against wind and light rain. With well chosen base pieces, you can handle most temperatures and stay comfortable throughout your run.

Complete your outfit with a cap, headband or beanie depending on the season, and remember that you often get warmer once you start moving than you feel when you step out the door, so do not dress too warmly from the start.

Invest in a set with a long sleeved running top or midlayer together with a pair of running tights. For running in warmer temperatures, a light, airy T-shirt and a pair of running shorts are perfect choices. A great example of running shorts is our 2 in 1 Running Shorts with full freedom of movement and coverage, a double waistband for comfort and smart details such as a phone pocket and reflective details on the back.

When putting together a running outfit, it is important to think about function and comfort. Always choose breathable garments and go for a combination that feels slightly cool at the start rather than clothes that make you overheat after five minutes.

Start with your underwear and choose a pair of comfortable sports boxers in moisture wicking material, perfect for both intense workouts and sweaty runs. Then choose your top and bottom based on your style and, of course, the temperature if you are running outdoors.

At Björn Borg, you will find running clothes that combine function, fit and style, so the garments feel comfortable, move with you and let you focus completely on your run.

For warm days: Running T shirt, shorts, thin socks.

For slightly cooler days: Long sleeved top, tights, light wind jacket.

For winter running: A base layer with a T shirt or tank top, a midlayer top, a windproof running jacket and warmer tights are good choices when it comes to clothes for running in winter. Add a comfortable beanie and a pair of gloves if it is extra cold.

The right accessories can make a big difference to both style and comfort when you run outdoors in changing weather. A pair of technical sport socks helps keep your feet dry and comfortable, while a beanie, headband and gloves can be lifesavers during colder runs.

When running in colder weather, layering is a smart way to maintain the right temperature throughout your workout.

Each layer has its own purpose:

• The base layer should transport moisture

• The midlayer should insulate and provide warmth

• The outer layer should protect against the weather

Combine them depending on the temperature and choose flexible garments that can be opened up or taken off depending on temperature, pace and distance.

Expect it to feel significantly warmer after a few minutes. If you tend to feel cold at the start, remember that you will usually reach a more comfortable temperature a few minutes into your run.

Base layer: The base layer is worn closest to the body and should help keep you dry. Choose a functional top, such as a long sleeved training top in moisture wicking material. Take a closer look at the Borg Mock Neck Ls T Shirt, for example, a long sleeved T shirt in recycled polyester with ventilating mesh panels.

A good tip is to avoid cotton closest to the body, as it absorbs moisture and can feel cold when you stop or slow down.

Midlayer: The midlayer should provide warmth without feeling heavy or restricting movement. A midlayer top, hoodie or thin training jacket works well depending on temperature and intensity.

Choose a garment that is easy to open up or take off if you get warm during your run. A good example is our Borg Running Mid Layer Hood with a zip, or our comfortable half zip midlayer sweaters that let you easily open up when you start to feel warm.

Outer layer: The outer layer protects against weather and wind. A light running jacket or training jacket is a good choice when running outdoors in cooler or windy weather.

Go for a garment that gives you freedom of movement and protection without trapping too much heat.