Work out clothes?

I am curious on what a good brand of workout clothes would be? What are your favorites? I'm wearing old clothes (which I don't mind) but I want some nice gear to help make me more motivated. If I look good, I feel good type of thing.
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  • brookej8688
    brookej8688 Posts: 93 Member
    I love the workout clothes at old navy. They are pretty cheap too. I also have been debating fabletics. but not sure about it yet.
  • JiggaJerra
    JiggaJerra Posts: 9 Member
    edited January 2016
    I have one work out tank from there,( I have never worn it for actually working out) lol
  • dbzdbz123
    dbzdbz123 Posts: 11 Member
    Target has great stuff, and unlike most inexpensive workout wear it somehow manages to last forever, doesn't go see-through, and is super-cute. I recommend against Fabletics...there's been a lot of bad publicity floating around about the horrible quality of what they send, and that it's extremely difficult to cancel and in the meantime they keep charging you.
  • smcrimmon84
    smcrimmon84 Posts: 135 Member
    Old Navy has pretty good stuff at good prices - which I like since I don't want to spend lots of money on stuff I am outgrowing :)

    Lululemon if you want to splurge :D
  • laura0770
    laura0770 Posts: 161 Member
    Lululemon they are famous for making buts look great :)
  • April_Kae
    April_Kae Posts: 63 Member
    Fabletics.com .. such cute stuff and fairly inexpensive
  • Asianbutterflies
    Asianbutterflies Posts: 62 Member
    Walmart works fore everytime. Affordable and many sizes and designs. Danskin is the best.
  • Cortneyrenee04
    Cortneyrenee04 Posts: 1,117 Member
    I've found so much at Kohl's on clearance (I'm cheap)! I have 3 or 4 Fila racerback tanks that were like $5!! I love them. I usually wear leggings that I got from Target. Danskin at Wal-Mart is one of my faves, honestly!
  • HostageCat
    HostageCat Posts: 469 Member
    I have a lot of workout clothes but i don't know what brand, I just get what i like and what's on sale. Some places I have gotten clothes from are Walmart, Fabletics.com, old navy, amazon and JC Penny.
  • jessiej99
    jessiej99 Posts: 28 Member
    Under Armour-check the outlet section on their website. Extremely comfortable and their moisture wicking rocks!!
  • eatearth
    eatearth Posts: 19 Member
    I think the clothes can be hit or miss at places -- like one place may sell good sports bras but crappy leggings, the other place will be vice versa, etc.! I got a pair of amazing workout leggings from H&M that I live by. My poor leggings from Target & Walmart never get any workout time because I'm always in those H&M leggings. Kohl's is also pretty great for sales on fitness clothes. You can find some really cute workout tops at Forever 21 as well.
  • xcalygrl
    xcalygrl Posts: 1,897 Member
    Brands I wear:
    Tek
    Lululemon
    BCG
    Champion
    Under Armour
    Brooks
  • SunflowerCat74
    SunflowerCat74 Posts: 258 Member
    Here are my favs...some are crazy expensive, but worth it imo.
    Lululemon...an investment, bust lasts forever with proper care (I.e. No softener and no dryer - ever!)
    Lucy
    Athleta
    Old Navy (their stuff can be hit or miss, especially in regards to sizing)
    The Girls...great booty flattering pants that I've found at TJ Maxx)

    I have other brands, but honestly rarely wear them for working out. Mostly household and yard work.
  • JiggaJerra
    JiggaJerra Posts: 9 Member
    Thank you all so much for the advice. I'm excited to go shopping, coming from someone who hates shopping, to get work out gear! Old Navy and kohls here I come!
  • lithezebra
    lithezebra Posts: 3,670 Member
    Walmart works fore everytime. Affordable and many sizes and designs. Danskin is the best.

    Yeah, unlike Lululemon, their yoga pants don't give me camel toe. I'm so sad to have to save all that money.
  • mbaker566
    mbaker566 Posts: 11,233 Member
    i go to champion at target, whatever is on sale at Kohls, and recently started wearing Old Navy

    TJ Maxx also has good name brand stuff
  • seltzermint555
    seltzermint555 Posts: 10,740 Member
    My favorite is Athleta. When I was in plus sizes I swore by Xersion at JC Penney but now in regular sizing I find their Xersion line runs really large (for example I have to get S & M in their shorts and yoga pants and I am a size 10 with big hips, so I can't imagine wearing that brand as a smaller person)
  • Lleldiranne
    Lleldiranne Posts: 5,516 Member
    I got my current clothes from Target. I've also done the Kohl's clearance rack and Walmart (I like Danskin sport bras). I like to look kind of cute working out, but I refuse to spend a ton of money - except maybe on good shoes if I'm going to be running in them.
  • ElizabethOakes2
    ElizabethOakes2 Posts: 1,038 Member
    I've found so much at Kohl's on clearance (I'm cheap)! I have 3 or 4 Fila racerback tanks that were like $5!! I love them. I usually wear leggings that I got from Target. Danskin at Wal-Mart is one of my faves, honestly!


    I'm a huge fan of Kohl's clearance rack, too. I think my Fila running capris (seen in my photo) cost me $16.00.
  • _JustNate_
    _JustNate_ Posts: 68 Member
    clothes? who needs them. Besides in my garage gym, I only crack the garage door half way and only been ticketed once for disorderly conduct while jogging. :P jk of course!
  • HealthySideofLife
    HealthySideofLife Posts: 80 Member
    I like the clothes at JCPenney and Target. I've gotten all of my things there, except sports bras.
  • Will_Run_for_Food
    Will_Run_for_Food Posts: 561 Member
    I like Gap Body or something from the Nike store (but get it at a factory outlet if you can)
  • kgirlhart
    kgirlhart Posts: 5,165 Member
    I get Danskin from Walmart. I used to just wear old t-shirts and shorts, but I have found that if I actually dress like I'm working out I feel more serious and kind of athletic. It definitely motivates me.
  • Anonycatgirl
    Anonycatgirl Posts: 502 Member
    I work from home, so workout clothes often become in front of the computer clothes and that means they end up with holes from the claws of my affectionate cats. So I go for cute but cheap: Target, Kohls or whatever ends up as overstock at Ocean State Job Lot. Gotta love $8 brand-name yoga pants!
  • Anonycatgirl
    Anonycatgirl Posts: 502 Member
    Exception would be for hiking and snowshoeing gear, where I'll pay the money for LL Bean or Columbia Sports. Comfort really matters when you're miles from anywhere.
  • lizkharvey
    lizkharvey Posts: 65 Member
    I love the Vs yoga pants and a favorite tank too :) want to try lululemon because of how the quality sounds. Did someone say it doesn't give camel toe??? :D
  • sradams1
    sradams1 Posts: 69 Member
    Target or Kohls for me.
  • ObsidianMist
    ObsidianMist Posts: 519 Member
    i vote for old navy too. a lot of women's clothing stores have athletic wear sections these days, just shop around for good deals!
  • lorrpb
    lorrpb Posts: 11,463 Member
    I've gotten all my workout gear at Goodwill! Most stores have an "active wear" rack. There is a wide variety of brands, styles, etc. Of course, it's hit and miss, but when you "hit" it's a great find. They only sell stuff in very good condition and some of it is new, close outs from local stores etc at a fraction of the retail price. Certain stuff is half price every week. (half of the usual Goodwill price). This has been especially helpful as I keep shrinking out of my previous clothes.
  • murp4069
    murp4069 Posts: 494 Member
    I've had really good luck with Target and Old Navy. I also recently bought some Nike tanks at TJ Maxx for like $4 each and so far so good. I try to go for stuff that I think is cute and seems like a decent material. I've had several sports tights and tanks from Target for nearly a year now and they are holding up great after many washings.

    Would love to get some Lululemon but can't justify the cost just yet. Maybe once I reach my goal I'll splurge. :smile: