Name: Machine Cut Off
Brand: GYMREAPERS
SKU: GTT-MCHN/BL-SM
Price: 33.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

Machine Cut Off

€33,95

Color:

Black

Variante

KOSTENLOSER VERSAND BEI BESTELLUNGEN ÜBER 150 USD

Kostenloser US-Inlandsversand für Ihre Bestellung, wenn Sie 150 $ oder mehr ausgeben

WHY WE MADE THIS

Engineered for raw training intensity, the Machine Cut-Off Tank captures the spirit of Nick Lavery's defining mantra: "the line between determination and madness." The stripped-down design, raw-edge arm openings, and distressed MACHINE artwork create a true training-focused tank built for athletes who embrace hard work, adversity, and relentless pursuit.

The vertical back graphic declares "WE'RE ALL MACHINES," reinforcing the belief that resilience is a choice. Made from soft-wash cotton with a clean neckline and relaxed drape, this cut-off workout tank delivers lightweight comfort and unrestricted movement through hard training sessions, high heat, and the moments when grit matters most.

MACHINE CUT OFF FEATURES:

Raw-edge sleeves for maximum mobility and airflow
Soft-wash cotton for lightweight comfort
Distressed MACHINE chest artwork
Vertical "WE'RE ALL MACHINES" back graphic
Reinforced neckline and hem for durability

Materials

• 100% heavyweight cotton (235 GSM)

• Imported

Care

• Machine wash cold, inside out

• Hang dry or tumble dry low

• Do not bleach or iron

Why We Made This

The Machine Collection was built in collaboration with Green Beret Nick Lavery — a man who has redefined what the human body and mind are capable of under the most unforgiving conditions. This line exists at the intersection of two forces: the human who endures, and the machine forged through hardship. That tension is the point.

Every piece reflects the mindset required to face adversity without flinching — to operate on the line between determination and madness, and to find clarity there. The split-mask graphic, the black-and-orange palette, the distressed finishes — none of it is decoration. It's a visual language for what discipline, purpose, and relentless pursuit actually look like when they're lived, not just spoken.