Where do you get your exercise clothes from?

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I need new gym-wear. Any recommendations for where to get it from? I looked at some in M&S the other day but really didn't like the feel of the fabric.

Most of mine is from Decathlon. I’m generally emblazoned from rain cap to socks with ‘Kalenji’.

TKMaxx - they have lots of sports labels reduced as they're last season's colours - this doesn't bother me!

Really annoyingly I've found Lululemon and Sweaty Betty are the best for fabric and fit

So I've been buying them second hand from eBay for £12/20/32 as there's no way I'm paying £85 for a pair of leggings

My favourite is these lululemon grey ones

I stay near a Nike outlet so everything is from there. More than happy with it, never suffered from rubbing during long runs.

Sweaty Betty in the sale. It's very flattering and comfortable. eBay is a good idea.

Tops from whatever freebie t-shirt I have had in the past, or some cheap technical ones off ebay.

Bottoms from www.sturdybydesign.com

Trainers are a NB style I have found perfect for my feet so I hunt high and low for new/unboxed online and buy extra pairs whenever I see them as they are normally £70-80+

I just get mine from sports direct.

www.fabletics.co.uk - love 'em! Great leggings with a pocket for a phone; well structured and made; good fabrics and lots of support - and high waists if you want them.

Amazing, thanks for all the ideas! I think I'll start with a trip to TK Maxx - we have one not too far away.

I've had some really good stuff from TKMaxx

Decathlon is probably my 'go to' shop though

Lululemon for sure, they are fab secondhand (and many think the older stuff is better quality than the new stuff they sell now)

Sweaty Betty now (always in the sale or on eBay), as it's so consistently good, I especially love their leggings which don't need tugging up every time I bend down.

I used to do very well in Gap, especially with their regular 40/50% off sales.

Wiggle.com

Their own brand, dhb, make excellent running tights.

I've just bought a couple pairs of running leggings from M&S, I have some cotton tshirts from past events and a technical one from my old running club. My new Brooks trainers came this morning from Sutton Runners online as they were cheaper than anywhere else.

Decathlon. Cheap, chearful and finctional.
I get some more niche brands at a fitness conference each year.

Beware of Fabletics, a lot of people get stung because it's a subscription whether you buy gear or not and you have to manually suspend the payment in good time if you don't want gear that month.

Sweaty Betty leggings are great. They have good sales so get them then. I love fabletics too it's a faff but buy the leggings then cancel the subscription. At the beginning you can get two for £24 which is amazing. I used to wear gym vests but not I often just wear normal h&m ones

Gym shark are fab! Expensive but they do have some really good sales (up to 70% off type sales) although you can’t be too picky with colours etc in these sales.

I also rate lululemon and sweaty Betty but agree re sales or eBay.

H&M usually but my sister treated me to Sweaty Betty for my birthday and it's lovely, got a bamboo vest with integral support for yoga, so comfy

Sweaty Betty leggings (in the sale) - I bought a pair last year, wash them twice weekly and they still look brand new.

Tops from Gap Fit or Sainsbury's or TKMaxx.

Sweaty Betty, GAP and Stella McCartney (Adidas). For running though nothing will ever beat Nike running tights.

Nike or Sweaty Betty leggings (love lululemon too but sizing is just off for me, I seem to be in between whereas SB and Nike is perfect). SB yoga and stamina bras unless I’m running, in which case, shock absorber. Gap tops, usually the split back ones, which I tie.

I have ancient SB leggings that have been worn and washed over and over and still look great, the quality is superb.

I'm a sweaty Betty and lululemon fan. I swear I spend more on exercise gear than going out clothes

Primark tbh