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All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something. Now that the defining lines between athletic wear, loungewear, and relaxed after-hours wear have been blurred to soft smudges, searching for the best athleticwear is a triple play. In 2023, everything lives beyond the gym, the studio, or, of course, the Designer collabs and Here, a running tally of the emerging, essential, and delightfully useful brands making some of the best activewear in the game to shop and infinitely style. Associated with supermodels like Candice Swanepoel (who hosts a series of digital workouts for the brand) and the Hadid sisters, Alo Yoga’s designs are exactly the kind of athletic wear you’ll see in celebrities-in-the-wild paparazzi shots and yoga classes alike. $78 at GIRLFRIEND COLLECTIVE In apparel, Nike’s figured out the sweet spot for high-performance fitness pieces that masquerade as real clothes. Aside from cozy sweats and puffers, their DRI-Fit tech, featured in compression pieces, is thinner (and somehow stronger) than traditional stretch yarns for a featherlight touch that lets you move more freely. $70 at NORDSTROM A favorite brand of New York City Ballet’s Corps de Ballet dancer India Bradley, Splits59 offers body-friendly fabrics with ultra-flattering silhouettes. While the stirrup leggings are the new essential, these Raquel leggings (available in 4 lengths) are an ins...

Athletic clothing is now a standard feature on the fashion scene. Of course, it’s always been at home in the gym and the sports field, but as the athleisurewear movement continues to gain momentum, more and more people are looking for outfits that combine form with function. Consequently, brands like Nike, Adidas, and Puma continue to grow while smaller, newer brands join the market with unique and inspiring offerings. We’ve rounded up some of the best workout and gym clothing brands to know. Common elements include innovation, technical fabrics, improved performance, a passion for movement, and a commitment to sustainability. Next time you expand your wardrobe, keep these companies in mind. Where can I buy good quality workout clothes? 1. Gymshark If ever there was a workout and athletic clothing brand with a cult following, it’s Gymshark. Ben Francis and a group of friends founded the company in 2012 as teenagers. The company’s social media presence and following are part of the reason for the brand’s popularity. A robust online community engages with the brand and gives customers access to information, challenges, and workout examples. However, it’s more than just Instagram likes; they are devoted to innovation and performance. Must-have styles for women include Flex Leggings, Flex Shorts, Adapt Seamless Leggings, Essential Tee, and Fit Seamless Sports Bra. For the gents, its Arrival Shorts, Veer T-Shirt, Crest Hoodie, Retake Quilted Bomber, and Critical Zip Joggers. Th...

So what truly separates the companies making waves in the sneaker space from the names that could drop a new silhouette overnight without the internet making a peep? A longstanding history of innovation always helps. A deep roster of beloved retro styles to fall back on never hurts. Above all else, though, a reputation for consistently providing a high-quality product tends to do the trick, whether you're hawking Nike Suffice to say Nike didn't become the biggest, baddest name in the sneaker business by making an inferior product. The Swoosh earned its placed at the top of this list through sheer consistency, building out a deep roster of iconic sneakers it's hard for any other brand to compete with. After over 50 years in the sneaker game, Nike is still the one to beat. Converse Frankly, the enduring appeal of the Chuck Taylor alone would be enough to merit Converse's inclusion on this list, but the brand has more to offer than its all-star (heh) product. Go to Converse for OG basketball shoes dripping in retro charm or classic canvas kicks that—yes—will only look better the more beat up they get. Vans Vans are authentic in a way most sneakers can only pretend to be. (The brand's signature style is, fittingly, the Authentic.) Founded in the late '60s to service the West Coast skate scene, the company's affordable, unpretentious sneakers immediately took off among locals and then eventually the whole country, somehow retaining their associations with the counter-culture in...

Performance sportswear has big shoes — or should I say sneakers? — to fill. To start, high-caliber activewear needs to be functional. Think lightweight, sweat-wicking, and free of chafing, bunching, or riding. "When thinking about what’s important in quality athletic wear fabric durability is key,” Alejandra Hernandez, Lead Designer of Year of Ours — an ultra-trendy, female-led lifestyle brand that made this roundup — tells InStyle. “You want to know that your leggings are going to survive lots of washes, that the fabric won’t stretch out over time, and that the inner thighs won’t pill.” It also, of course, has to be cute. That’s why investing in good sportswear is twofold. You want to look good, but you also want to feel good while you’re moving around (Moving around, that is, from boxing class to brunch, from the street to the court, or onto a treadmill when you rather be doing anything but cardio). So, with that in mind, our team was up for the challenge to find the most flattering and functional activewear options to ensure that you arrive at your next workout or boutique fitness class in style. View On Girlfriend.com There are so many reasons to love this eco-friendly activewear brand from promoting size-inclusivity and slow fashion to their consistent, ultra-soft fabrics (I’m wearing their They’re also ethically made from post-consumer water bottles and fabric scraps — but it’s not like you would notice. Their activewear is as comfortable as it is fashionable, with t...

All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something. Now that the defining lines between athletic wear, loungewear, and relaxed after-hours wear have been blurred to soft smudges, searching for the best athleticwear is a triple play. In 2023, everything lives beyond the gym, the studio, or, of course, the Designer collabs and Here, a running tally of the emerging, essential, and delightfully useful brands making some of the best activewear in the game to shop and infinitely style. Associated with supermodels like Candice Swanepoel (who hosts a series of digital workouts for the brand) and the Hadid sisters, Alo Yoga’s designs are exactly the kind of athletic wear you’ll see in celebrities-in-the-wild paparazzi shots and yoga classes alike. $78 at GIRLFRIEND COLLECTIVE In apparel, Nike’s figured out the sweet spot for high-performance fitness pieces that masquerade as real clothes. Aside from cozy sweats and puffers, their DRI-Fit tech, featured in compression pieces, is thinner (and somehow stronger) than traditional stretch yarns for a featherlight touch that lets you move more freely. $70 at NORDSTROM A favorite brand of New York City Ballet’s Corps de Ballet dancer India Bradley, Splits59 offers body-friendly fabrics with ultra-flattering silhouettes. While the stirrup leggings are the new essential, these Raquel leggings (available in 4 lengths) are an ins...

So what truly separates the companies making waves in the sneaker space from the names that could drop a new silhouette overnight without the internet making a peep? A longstanding history of innovation always helps. A deep roster of beloved retro styles to fall back on never hurts. Above all else, though, a reputation for consistently providing a high-quality product tends to do the trick, whether you're hawking Nike Suffice to say Nike didn't become the biggest, baddest name in the sneaker business by making an inferior product. The Swoosh earned its placed at the top of this list through sheer consistency, building out a deep roster of iconic sneakers it's hard for any other brand to compete with. After over 50 years in the sneaker game, Nike is still the one to beat. Converse Frankly, the enduring appeal of the Chuck Taylor alone would be enough to merit Converse's inclusion on this list, but the brand has more to offer than its all-star (heh) product. Go to Converse for OG basketball shoes dripping in retro charm or classic canvas kicks that—yes—will only look better the more beat up they get. Vans Vans are authentic in a way most sneakers can only pretend to be. (The brand's signature style is, fittingly, the Authentic.) Founded in the late '60s to service the West Coast skate scene, the company's affordable, unpretentious sneakers immediately took off among locals and then eventually the whole country, somehow retaining their associations with the counter-culture in...

Athletic clothing is now a standard feature on the fashion scene. Of course, it’s always been at home in the gym and the sports field, but as the athleisurewear movement continues to gain momentum, more and more people are looking for outfits that combine form with function. Consequently, brands like Nike, Adidas, and Puma continue to grow while smaller, newer brands join the market with unique and inspiring offerings. We’ve rounded up some of the best workout and gym clothing brands to know. Common elements include innovation, technical fabrics, improved performance, a passion for movement, and a commitment to sustainability. Next time you expand your wardrobe, keep these companies in mind. Where can I buy good quality workout clothes? 1. Gymshark If ever there was a workout and athletic clothing brand with a cult following, it’s Gymshark. Ben Francis and a group of friends founded the company in 2012 as teenagers. The company’s social media presence and following are part of the reason for the brand’s popularity. A robust online community engages with the brand and gives customers access to information, challenges, and workout examples. However, it’s more than just Instagram likes; they are devoted to innovation and performance. Must-have styles for women include Flex Leggings, Flex Shorts, Adapt Seamless Leggings, Essential Tee, and Fit Seamless Sports Bra. For the gents, its Arrival Shorts, Veer T-Shirt, Crest Hoodie, Retake Quilted Bomber, and Critical Zip Joggers. Th...

Men • Shop All Men • New Arrivals • Gifts for Dad • Featured • Silver Ridge Collection • Heritage Collection • Icons Collection • Sun Protection • Rainwear • College Fan Gear • Shop by Activity • Fishing • Hiking • Ski & Snow • Trail Running • Hunting • Golfing • Jackets & Vests • Shop All Men's Jackets • Insulated & Down • Rain • 3-in-1 Interchange • Ski & Snowboard • Parkas • Vests • Softshell • Windbreakers • Fleece • Shop All Men's Fleece • Jackets & Vests • Pullovers & Tops • Shirts • Shop All Men's Shirts • Long Sleeve • Short Sleeve • T-Shirts • Sweatshirts & Hoodies • Button Ups • Polos • Pants & Shorts • Shop All Men's Pants & Shorts • Shorts • Pants • Rain & Snow • Baselayer & Socks • Shop All Men's Baselayer & Socks • Baselayer • Socks • Undershirts & Underwear • Pajamas • Shoes • Shop All Men's Shoes • Boots • Hiking • Sneakers • Trail Running • Water & Boat • Sandals • Slippers • Accessories • Shop All Men's Accessories • Hats • Gloves • Sunglasses • Neck Gaiters • Wallets & Belts • Big & Tall • Shop All Men's Big & Tall • PFG Fishing Gear • Shop All Men's PFG Fishing Gear • Shirts • Pants & Shorts • Jackets & Fleece • Hats • Shoes • Sale • Women Women • Shop All Women • New Arrivals • Featured • Featured Spring Looks • Silver Ridge Collection • Heritage Collection • Sun Protection • Rainwear • Shop by Activity • Fishing • Hiking • Ski & Snow • Trail Running • Golf • Jackets & Vests • Shop All Women's Jackets • Insulated & Down • Rain • 3-in-1 Interchange • Sk...

Performance sportswear has big shoes — or should I say sneakers? — to fill. To start, high-caliber activewear needs to be functional. Think lightweight, sweat-wicking, and free of chafing, bunching, or riding. "When thinking about what’s important in quality athletic wear fabric durability is key,” Alejandra Hernandez, Lead Designer of Year of Ours — an ultra-trendy, female-led lifestyle brand that made this roundup — tells InStyle. “You want to know that your leggings are going to survive lots of washes, that the fabric won’t stretch out over time, and that the inner thighs won’t pill.” It also, of course, has to be cute. That’s why investing in good sportswear is twofold. You want to look good, but you also want to feel good while you’re moving around (Moving around, that is, from boxing class to brunch, from the street to the court, or onto a treadmill when you rather be doing anything but cardio). So, with that in mind, our team was up for the challenge to find the most flattering and functional activewear options to ensure that you arrive at your next workout or boutique fitness class in style. View On Girlfriend.com There are so many reasons to love this eco-friendly activewear brand from promoting size-inclusivity and slow fashion to their consistent, ultra-soft fabrics (I’m wearing their They’re also ethically made from post-consumer water bottles and fabric scraps — but it’s not like you would notice. Their activewear is as comfortable as it is fashionable, with t...