Workout clothes - where?

[SoTiredNeedHoliday]

Other than sweaty betty and Lulu lemon where do you get your workout clothes?

thx

Matalan and curvissa

H&M

Sturdy by design
Tikkiboo

I guess they are called 'active wear' right not 'work out clothes'

for petite people especially!

I got my running leggings from M&S, surprisingly. They aren't the most stylish item of clothing I've ever owned, but they're high waisted so don't fall down when I run which is a definite win.

Cross posted. I am not petite in any sense of the word so my recommendation might not be very helpful to you...

Nike from Sports Direct and Tesco.

thanks. Ill take a look

TK Maxx

matalan, primark, branded stuff like nike from sport direct

Nike or Adidas for this petite lady has to be climalite or dri fit I sweat loads I wear Capri length

Aldi often has fitness clothes.
I buy mine from TK Maxx or online. There are several sports sellers (e.g. wiggle, decathlon) online. They have clearance offers this time of year.

I get a lot in Sweaty Betty sales, as I'm a complete convert to their amazing leggings that never fall down.

But I also really rate Gap, buy during their 40% deals. Friends also rate H&M.

I find under armour leggings the best fit.

I also like ASICS for running clothing and Nike/Adidas for vest tops and sports bras.

Razorstorm, but it's more Crossfit than naice gym. :-)

Asda's legging are surprisingly good and stay up.

M&S because they have short length jogging bottoms

Nike and TK Maxx.
They have a good range of Australian (i think?) yoga pant makes in there that I've not been able to find anywhere else in the UK but they're lovely.

ASOS has a great selection in all sizes and fits

M&S and Uniqlo.

H&M running leggings are good, not quite as gravity-defying as sweaty Betty but don’t fall down.
Also under armour

Gap fit. Or Nike.

Nothing has beaten Primark for me!!

Bamboo Clothing
Greenfibres
Asquith

Love SB (especially in the sales) but have a couple of great Next bits. Their bottoms are good (but come up low, which is annoying).

Decathlon