Where do my fellow curvy legged ladies get their work out gear?

Amys712
Amys712 Posts: 86 Member
edited November 18 in Fitness and Exercise
Pants never, ever fit me right! There's always extra room at the waist. I have thick legs and a curvy bottom and a lot of clothes are designed for people with a little straighter figure. What brands of work out bottoms have worked well for my other curvy girls?

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  • JoRocka
    JoRocka Posts: 17,525 Member
    I wear MPG (that I get from target) and GRRRL clothing. GRRRL is probably my favorite. (for many reasons) - and then my target platinum brand capris length pants are awesome as well- I've had them for easily 6 years- still trucking.
  • veggrrrl
    veggrrrl Posts: 41 Member
    I like old navy. I find they can be very curve-friendly.
  • BruinsGal_91
    BruinsGal_91 Posts: 1,400 Member
    New Balance capris and running shorts with drawstring waist. Love them.
  • KickboxFanatic
    KickboxFanatic Posts: 184 Member
    Grrrrl clothing and D'tina's boutique are both great. D'tina's pants have a scrunch booty to accentuate the glutes and a high waist so they never gap and never roll down.
  • TravisJHunt
    TravisJHunt Posts: 533 Member
    My wife likes the Old Navy ones she says!
  • ew_david
    ew_david Posts: 3,473 Member
    My workout pants/capris have to have a wide waistband. Old Navy, Under Armour, Nike tights dominate my workout wardrobe. I also had some Lululemons that I loved, but bought when I was still fat so now they don't fit. The thinner waistbands (think, Nike Pro shorts) cut right into my midsection squish and give me muffintop.
  • anglyn1
    anglyn1 Posts: 1,802 Member
    I wear a lot of the Old Navy compression pants and capris for running. They fit well and seem to do a great job of lifting and accentuating all the right areas.
  • Amys712
    Amys712 Posts: 86 Member
    _dracarys_ wrote: »
    My workout pants/capris have to have a wide waistband. Old Navy, Under Armour, Nike tights dominate my workout wardrobe. I also had some Lululemons that I loved, but bought when I was still fat so now they don't fit. The thinner waistbands (think, Nike Pro shorts) cut right into my midsection squish and give me muffintop.

    I've heard LuLuLemon is incredible. I think my budget will probably stick with more Old Navy clothing though. Haha.
  • Amys712
    Amys712 Posts: 86 Member
    Seems like Old Navy is the consistent trend here.

    God bless their rockstar jeans. They are some of the only pants that work for me. Haha.
  • ew_david
    ew_david Posts: 3,473 Member
    Amys712 wrote: »
    _dracarys_ wrote: »
    My workout pants/capris have to have a wide waistband. Old Navy, Under Armour, Nike tights dominate my workout wardrobe. I also had some Lululemons that I loved, but bought when I was still fat so now they don't fit. The thinner waistbands (think, Nike Pro shorts) cut right into my midsection squish and give me muffintop.

    I've heard LuLuLemon is incredible. I think my budget will probably stick with more Old Navy clothing though. Haha.

    They are, but I won't buy them again until I'm at my goal body. Old Navy is good enough and yes, the Rockstar jeans are awesome too!
  • Emily3907
    Emily3907 Posts: 1,461 Member
    Agree with the above, for the price I have found Old Navy to be the best.

    I am obsessed with their compression and go dry capris.
  • dinosgirl
    dinosgirl Posts: 157 Member
    Old Navy are really good quality for a decent price! I would definitely recommend getting some bottoms there.

    But I do have some Lulus I adore, and Fabletics has been pretty awesome too. ;)
  • Tried30UserNames
    Tried30UserNames Posts: 561 Member
    I usually buy Danskins from Walmart. When I was a size 4P, I tried Lululemon, but everything in the entire store was too small and tight. It was pretty embarrassing to go into a store and find nothing, not even their largest size, fit.
  • steveko89
    steveko89 Posts: 2,223 Member
    Myprotein.com also sells clothing for both men and women. I've personally only gotten supplements from them but have browsed their clothes and they look as if they'd be what you're looking for. List prices may be higher compared to Old Navy or Target but they're always doing sales, offers, and coupon codes via e-mail.
  • Butts_Boys_and_Burgers_ohmy
    Butts_Boys_and_Burgers_ohmy Posts: 83 Member
    Old Navy - I have a small-ish waist, but I have big hips and a big butt. They seem to fit great, just too long. I'm also under 5'5" :smile:
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