Old Navy's Go-Dry fabric is used in which type of clothing?

Old Navy's Go-Dry fabric is used in performance wear. The technology is designed to move moisture away from the skin, helping active clothing feel drier and more comfortable during exercise or other physical activity.

Old Navy applies Go-Dry to items such as performance shorts, sweatpants, shirts, polo shirts and boxer briefs. The fabric is commonly paired with features useful in activewear, including breathable mesh, lightweight construction, stretch and quick-drying fibers.

A common mix-up is treating Go-Dry as a type of material or a separate clothing category. It is better understood as a moisture-management technology used across performance-oriented garments. It can appear in casual-looking pieces, but the intended use is active or performance wear rather than sleepwear, denim or ordinary casual clothing.

Old Navy's active assortment also includes other named fabric technologies, so “Go-Dry” identifies a performance feature, not every item in the brand's athletic collection.