Activewear help!!

AnAmericanGirl2

Hello all,

I'm 5'10", 168lbs and a 36D. I'm not a big fan of racer back bras or shirts (bras are SO hard to get off and on!) so I like to wear short sleeve semi-fitted technical/dry fit shirts when I work out. My problem is, I can't find shirts long enough! I do Pilates/megaformer and I find myself constantly adjusting and tugging on my shirt. I searched the web for long/tall workout gear and came up empty handed. Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm probably asking for a lot but I don't want to spend an arm and a leg for a workout shirt. Less than $50 would be great!

Thanks in advance!

AmyRhubarb

You might check Costco - they have some workout gear with the Kirkland label, and I've found that their shirts tend to be really long. I actually returned the first one I bought because it was too long for me.

Other than that, maybe look for yoga specific tops? Seems like they tend to be a bit longer in length. Try TJ Maxx, Marshall's, Kohls, or Old Navy.

Good luck - I hope you can find what you need!

SJ46

There are some tshirts here: http://www.express.com/clothing/Apparel/Tees+and+Tanks/cat/cat1040033?pageNumber=1&viewAll=true

I find when doing things like pliates and yoga that my shirt will constantly need adjusting if it is too loose.

CittiB

Have a look in some walking/hiking shops - they tend to have active wear but sometimes more practical. I have some long sleeve tops from Rab which I wear for climbing as I'm stretching up all the time. As for crop tops look for ones with front fastening maybe?

AnAmericanGirl2

Thank you everyone! I'll look into all of your suggestions, I appreciate it!

AngeliaDR

Old Navy tall sizes are awesome. And there's a 25% off sale today.

AnAmericanGirl2

Stumbled upon herroom.com, check it out!

toronto_j

I don't like to wear tight exercise clothing but all my t-shirts would slide up and the neck would fall over my face in yoga. I bought two t-shirts from the Gap's Pure Body line that have a bit of stretch and stay in place around my hips so I'm not constantly adjusting.

AMNimlos

Check out Moving Comfort bras. They have a couple bras that fit just like regular bras, with the back clasp. I think they run about $56 actually but hopefully it'll be worth the investment!