Product Hub April 30, 2026
Editor’s Picks: Peak Performance Apparel
Think beyond strictly athletics to corporate settings, university bookstores and more.
These days, performance apparel has a much wider purview than athletic teams and gym-goers. Athleisure and retail-inspired pieces dominate more casual corporate settings, and nearly every silhouette features a performance fabric option, whether it’s highlighting moisture-wicking properties, sun protection or extra stretch.
Here are the top-searched performance apparel pieces on ESP+.
Driving Impressions (asi/50864)
This classic Peter Millar quarter-zip (ME0EK40B) delivers a performance-focused twist on a classic style. Offers four-way stretch and a moisture-wicking polyester/spandex fabric blend. Well-suited for the finance sector.
SanMar (asi/84863)
A top choice for collegiate sports programs or boutique gyms, this A4 cooling long-sleeve performance tee (A4N3165) features UPF sun protection and a moisture-wicking fabric with stain release properties.
S&S Activewear (asi/84358)
Clients can outfit school gym classes or rec teams with these Boxercraft women’s sport shorts (BW6102). Includes mesh side panels and a built-in performance liner with a 3.5” inseam.
Perry Ellis (asi/77715)
This ventilated short-sleeve polo (CGM451) offers a classic look with a roomier fit. Made from 100% polyester, it features subtle two-toned horizontal stripes and Opti-Dri technology. Think golf outings.
Storm Creek (asi/89879)
With a lightweight, stretchy fabric made from recycled plastic bottles, this performance quarter-zip (2340) offers an elevated performance option for employee appreciation programs. A women’s style (2345) is also available.
Cutter & Buck (asi/47965)
Featuring UPF protection, a self-fabric collar and a moisture-wicking fabric with four-way stretch, this eco piqué polo (MCK01144) is a sustainable option for university bookstores or new hires. Made from 95% recycled polyester.
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