If you were not already aware, Austin Butler is even more shredded than usual. Last year, the Oscar nominee started working with trainer Roy Chan to get yoked for his role in the movie Enemies, co-starring the equally jacked Jeremy Allen White. (Get this: They’re enemies.) Chan even posted a sweaty video of Butler training his absolute heart out on an Assault bike, rightfully sending the internet into a tizzy. Though Enemies wrapped filming last summer, Butler appears to have been keeping up with his high-octane fitness routine, as evidenced by his recent getup during a grocery-store run in Los Angeles.

During his trip to the organic grocer Lassens Market in Los Feliz on Wednesday, Butler clutched a bottled Essentia water in a sweat-ready outfit: a raw-hemmed, faded-black muscle tank, dark Adidas track pants, and some not-so-sweat-ready sunglasses from Jacques Marie Mage. (We’re not sure what’s driving celebs wearing sub-$1,000 JMM eyewear when they’re getting a sweat sesh in, but it’s a thing.) Though it’s unclear whether or not Butler is currently training for any specific role, he is rumored to be starring in both the Miami Vice film reboot and the sequel (or potential prequel) to Heat. Nevertheless, Butler has also been trained on how to use literal firearms, so it serves that he has a pair of guns himself.

As it happens, Butler wore pretty much the exact same outfit when he went for a workout at a West Hollywood gym earlier in the week. The actor, who typically avoids the polished athleisure trend when it comes to workout fits, prefers for his gym clothes to look a bit more lived in—a dirtbag look, if you will, that includes vintage-looking cotton tees that are likely to show off some skin. (Butler seems to prefer workout pants over shorts: usually in black, not made of spandex, and likely to go swish-swish when he walks.)

Butler’s years in the spotlight have shown that he is very much one of those “men who can do both.” His swagger is just as potent when he’s in a full Saint Lauren suit as it is when he’s in his casual uniform of hard-worn vintage clothing that typically includes some combination of highly broken-in Levi’s, patinated leather jackets, and rugged Carhartt workwear jackets. Despite being an A-lister, his penchant for dressing like an everyman makes regular guys want to emulate his style. That physique though? Good luck with that.