Under Armour Women's HeatGear High-Neck Supportive Tank Top
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Era / Decade
Modern (approx. 2018-2023) based on the HeatGear silver logo stamp and updated size tag style.
Material
Likely a blend of 84% Polyester and 16% Elastane; performance moisture-wicking HeatGear fabric with 4-way stretch.
Condition
Good to Very Good. The garment shows light wrinkling and minor discoloration around the collar (ring around the collar), which is common in white activewear.
Demand Level
Moderate. While UA is a staple brand, the market for white basic tanks is saturated. Demand peaks in Spring/Summer.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$12.00 - $22.00
Estimated Retail Value
$35.00 - $45.00
Comparable Sales
Similar UA tanks in white currently sell for $10-$15 on eBay and $15-$22 on Poshmark, depending on freshness and shipping costs.
Description
This Under Armour women's athletic tank feature a high neckline and fitted silhouette, likely including a built-in shelf bra for support. Finished in a solid white colorway with a silver reflective UA logo on the bottom left hem. Size Medium. Ideal for yoga, pilates, or gym workouts.
Key Features
High-neck design (currently trendy in activewear), built-in support, brand name recognition, neutral staple color, moisture-wicking performance fabric.
Authenticity Indicators
Heat-sealed interior label with UA logo and size (M/M/M); reflective silver logo at the hem; high-quality double-needle stitching. Confidence: High.
Flaws to Note
Faint yellowing or dirt accumulation on the inner neckline. Minor pilling may be present upon close inspection of high-friction areas (underarms).
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Poshmark or Mercari are best for mid-range activewear. Depop is a secondary option if marketed as 'athleisure.'
Selling Tips
Treat the neckline with an OxiClean soak to brighten the white before photographing. Mention 'built-in bra' in the title if applicable, as this is a highly searched feature. Use keywords like 'Yoga,' 'Athleisure,' and 'Activewear.'