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[Turbowaffles]

About six or so years back, I was gifted two t-shirts for Christmas. They were the same shirt, just different color schemes. One is red, with four gray/blue stripes that are seemingly made from a different material than the rest of the shirt, and they are raised and stitched along the top of the sleeves. The other shirt is the same thing, just with a different color scheme.

Here's the problem: I don't remember what the main material of the shirt is, and the tags have long since been cut off, leaving me with no clues. It's some sort of really smooth satin like material, mixed with cotton. But I have no way to be sure of that. Only thing I know for sure is these shirts are super soft and velvety, yet super strong and durable as I've worn them for years and years multiple times a week. Oh, I do seem to remember they are supposedly made from a material that wicks away sweat/moisture. And they do indeed do that.

I want to buy more shirts like these, but I have no idea what material to look for. I've searched all kinds of clothing websites and stores to see if I could find an identical shirt, but no luck... If anybody could help me and chime in on this, I will love you forever and even buy you a shirt and send it to you as a token of my appreciation!

EDIT: Pictures, because yeah, that would help honestly:

 

[xxracerxx]

Pictures would help.

 

[Turbowaffles]

Pictures would help.

Indeed they would! I was hesitant to take pictures because I didn't want to show my fat body, but I just took two quick snaps of the shirt itself. Sorry for quality, I've never been the best photographer:

 

[theepicoftyler]

Look up moisture wicking shirts and you'll find what you're looking for. Or something similar.

 

[whatsinaname]

http://www.adidas.com/us/velour-crew-sweatshirt/AY9241.html

?

 

[MikeDip]

That looks like coolmax