Workout Clothes

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  • jogglesngoggles
    jogglesngoggles Posts: 362 Member
    Old Navy, Kohls, and my favorite is the Nike outlet store!
  • RobynLB83
    RobynLB83 Posts: 626 Member
    Soffee tops and shorts: 5-10 bucks if you're willing to do some digging on amazon or buy clearance at big 5. Target sports bras: 16 bucks and last forever.
  • TheGr8Kimbini
    TheGr8Kimbini Posts: 92
    Ross, Wal-Mart, sometimes Target if they're on CHEAP clearence, but mostly the thrift store because they're in my favored price range! Every once in a while, I like Ebay.
  • StacyReneO
    StacyReneO Posts: 317 Member
    I get my sports bras at Target or Old Navy, but I pay the extra money for lululemon pants. I have pants from lulu that I have had for 6 years and they have never faded and look brand new.
  • Retrieverlove
    Retrieverlove Posts: 64
    Target and sometimes JCPenney. I like Xersion capris and pants at JCPenney, great spandex. I like my new sleeveless top from Target with stay dry polyester fabric. It covers enough, has princess seams and cute back puckers, but keeps me cooler. They have it in many colors. I really like my JCPenney sport bras with underwire on the outside and in cotton. I want to buy a few more so that I don't have to wear more than twice- yuck.
  • welly5
    welly5 Posts: 293 Member
    I have a mix of expensive and cheap workout clothes:

    Cheap -
    Joe Fresh (superstore in canada, stand alone store in some places in the states) - Really cute tanks and sports bras
    Target
    Sportcheck (clearance section)

    Expensive-
    I find the running clothes from lululemon to be worth it, the running tights have lasted me forever and the compression makes sure nothing jiggles etc. Well worth the money. I also buy tanks there but they arenot worth it preformance-wise, just get sucked in by their cuteness.

    Tikki leggings - http://teeki.com/shop/hot-pants/ <-- also buy these just for their awesomeness.
  • AmyRhubarb
    AmyRhubarb Posts: 6,890 Member
    TJ Maxx, Marshall's, Kohl's, Target, and Old Navy. Although lately I think Target is getting kinda pricey for, well - for Target! I tend to stick to their clearance racks.

    Heck, I tend to stick to everyone's clearance racks. :tongue: LOL But Old navy has some awesome sales sometimes (recently had all their workout gear 40% off), and of course with Kohl's you can get their sales plus the 15-30% off coupons. Their Tek Gear stuff is pretty good.
  • Tflowers34907
    Tflowers34907 Posts: 51 Member
    Wal-Mart
    TJ Maxx
    Target
    Old Navy
    Academy Sports

    Last week was my first time buying workout stuff from Target and I got some great deals on clearance. I got 2 pairs of reversible shorts and one pair the had the spandex tights underneath for $9 a piece. i also got 2 sports bras at $11 a piece. I managed to find 2 matching shirts marked down to $5 per shirt. I was really happy. You can normally find sports bras at our TJ Maxx for anywhere from $9.99 (not a ton of these) on up. You can find some great brands in the $12.99 range. Old Navy's sports bras are pretty good though I don't remember how much I paid for them since I was working there at the time (like 2 years ago). Wal-Mart just generally is reasonable. I have several shirts, pants, and leggings from them. I wouldn't have that many (6 shirts, 2 pants, 3 leggings) if they weren't at a great price, lol. I have 2 sports bras from Academy but again I don't know what I paid. I do remember finding them on a clearance rack in the winter though. Good luck!
  • toothpastechica
    toothpastechica Posts: 250 Member
    Target and a local store here called J. Its some asian athletic store with some good prices...but I can only get shorts and tops their, all their pants and leggings are too short for me (and I am only 5'8)!

    I do have one pair of lulu yoga pants that I love.....but I got them on clearance at the already marked down outlet, so they were only a fraction of the original price.
  • craziecritter
    craziecritter Posts: 201 Member
    Khols for sure! Great name brands.

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