Stringer Tank Top 'Classic' - Coral

Stringer Tank Top in Coral – Muscle Shirt in the Classic Cut

The 'Classic' stringer in coral is a sleeveless muscle shirt made from 100% cotton at 200 gsm in the classic racerback cut – narrow straps, deep armholes and the Gym Warriors print in black on the front and back. Reinforced triple stitching, a slightly rounded hem and a woven label at the hem. Available in sizes XS to XL.

A warm coral instead of the usual black, in the deep cut of bodybuilding's golden era – part of the Gym Generation stringer range.

Narrow Straps and Wide Armholes

This stringer is cut in the classic sense: narrow straps, wide-cut armholes, a deep back. It leaves the shoulders and upper back free and shows off muscle definition – the cut the bodybuilding legends of the '80s swore by. On the bench press, the shoulder press or the pull-up bar, it gives you the full freedom of movement a regular tank top doesn't. The bottom hem is slightly rounded.

200 gsm Pure Cotton, Triple-Stitched

The fabric weighs 200 gsm, which gives it weight and drape, and the seams are triple-reinforced. The cotton absorbs sweat and stays comfortable even on hot days. Size and logo are printed into the neck instead of on a scratchy tag, with a woven Warriors label at the hem.

Black Gym Warriors Print on Coral

The print sits large in black on the front and smaller on the upper back. Coral is a warm tone leaning toward salmon red – strong but not loud – and black on top gives the strongest contrast the color allows. It pairs with black, white, beige or denim.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Coral 'Classic' Stringer

How wide are the armholes?
Wide. This is the classic, deep stringer cut with narrow straps and an open back – much more open than a regular tank top. If you prefer more coverage, the range includes more moderately cut models in a 60/40 blend.

Does sweat show on coral?
Yes, more than on black. A warm, light tone turns visibly darker on the chest and back once things get intense. If you'd rather avoid that, go for one of the darker models in the range.

How is coral different from the red stringer in the range?
Coral is a warmer tone leaning toward salmon red with a black print, while the red stringer comes in a strong red with a white logo. Coral looks more summery and softer, red more direct.